Who Sang Bowling Green? Jesse Winchester
Release Date: 1977
Genre: Rock Folk, World, & Country
Style: Folk Rock
length: 4:45
producer: Brian Ahern
strings: Glen D. Hardin
lyricist: Terry Slater, Jaqueline Ertl
composer: Jaqueline Ertl
Ertel-Ertel-Slater
Way down in Bowling Green
The prettiest girls that I've ever seen
A man in Kentucky sure is lucky
To live down in Bowling Green
The boys in Bowling Green they treat you right
They let people speak their own mind
A man out in Kentucky, well he sure is lucky
In Bowling Green you walk your own line
Kentucky sunshine makes your heart unfold
And it warms your body and I know it touches your soul
The boys in Bowling Green they treat you right
They let people speak their own mind
A man out in Kentucky, well he sure is lucky
'Cause in Bowling Green you can walk your own line
Kentucky sunshine makes your heart unfold
And it warms your body and I know how it touches your soul
Saisd that bluegrass is so fine, Kentucky home is mine, is still mine
Bowling Green, Bowling Green, Bowling Green
The fields down in Bowling Green
Have the greenest grass I've ever seen
A man in Kentucky sure is lucky
To lie down in Bowling Green
Bowling Green girls treat you right
They wear their dresses cut country tight
A man out in Kentucky, well, he sure is lucky
To be seen in Bowling Green light