One Hell Of A Man
Copyright © 2009 Gary Moeller
He drove an ol’ white plumbing truck, with a toolbox on boths sides
He could fix anything, and he finished every job he tried
He worked hard for his wife and kids, It show’d in his farmers tan
Everyone who knew him said, He was One Hell Of A Man
He’d pack his truck and load his boat, with homemade rods and tackle box
He’d bring his coleman stove and lattern, and those old canvas cots
We’d always stay in those beach cabanas, down on Padre Island
He made sure we had some fun, He was One Hell Of A Man
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His name was Bob and we called him Pop, He loved to fish and hunt
He could outwork any man, Every Sunday he’d sit up front
You’d be proud to call him friend, he could build anything with his hands
Everyone who knew him said, He was One Hell Of A Man
He and Dolly moved up to Canyon Lake, He built a home close to Potters Creek
He’d take his grandkids fishing, they’d always listen when he’d speak
He shared his wisdom with us all, I sure learned a lot from this man
You could always count on him , He was One Hell Of A Man
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I’m proud to call this man my dad, Cause he was One Hell Of A Man