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ButterCrust Bread Blues (8 Song Variations) The Nabob Band

[ButterCrust Bread Blues (A True Saga)] (C) Copyright Bill Buckels 2026. All Rights Reserved. Find a particular song or audio section by clicking on its start time (Key Moment - Chapter) below: 00:00:00 ButterCrust Bread Boogie 00:05:11 ButterCrust Blues Rock 00:10:00 ButterCrust Choir 00:14:22 ButterCrust Country Blues 00:19:46 ButterCrust Bluegrass 00:24:34 ButterCrust Bread Blues 00:30:15 ButterCrust Country Bounce 00:34:29 ButterCrust Newgrass 00:38:28 Total Running Time [Lyrics] [ButterCrust Bread Blues] (C) Copyright Bill Buckels 2026. All Rights Reserved. [Style: Slow Blues Shuffle, Electric Blues Guitar, Harmonica, Soulful Male Vocal, 75 BPM] [Prompt: A classic 12-bar blues shuffle at 75 BPM. Features a gritty hollow-body electric guitar with light overdrive and a soulful harmonica. The rhythm is "laid back" with a heavy emphasis on the 2 and 4 beats. The vocal is a gravelly, narrative baritone. Strictly follow chord placements for timing.] [Intro] [Slow, walking blues bass line with harmonica wail] [E] [E] [A] [A] [E] [E] [B7] [A] [E] [B7] [Verse 1] I [E] wake up every morning with a [A] giant appe[E]tite I [A] get out the pan and I [A] make everything [E] right I [B7] grab four large eggs [A] sunny side [E] up [B7] I [E] grind the pepper [A] in the [E] bowl While I'm [A] sipping on my [A] second cup [E] Then I [B7] reach into the freezer to [A] unbag my [E] bread [B7] I got to [E] split every piece [A] from a [E] frozen [E] thread But it’s [A] half-squashed lately and it [A] won’t break [E] clean [E] That [B7] baker at the Sobeys [A] is a [E] bad, bad [E] dream. [B7] [Chorus] I got them [E] too wet, too flat, [A] too squashed [E] blues [A] Five dollars a loaf, and it’s [A] nothing but [E] news They [B7] don't clean the pan, [A] reeks of cinnamon [E] man [B7] It’s a [E] shame the kind of [A] money we [E] lose We’re [A] baking every second day, or a [A] week a[E]way But [B7] there’s no doubt about it, we [A] can’t eat with[E]out it Them [B7] buttered up egg dipping [A] ButterCrust [E] Blues. [B7] [Verse 2] I [E] went to the manager, he [A] said the next [E] five are free But [A] free or not, they [A] weren't baked [E] properly He [B7] baked five more in person and they [A] turned out [E] flat [B7] Then he [E] disappeared in person, [A] they turned out [E] wet after that The [A] price keeps going up and the [A] quality [E] down But the [B7] flavor that we savor [A] keeps the [E] shelf bouncing [B7] round. [Instrumental] [Spoken: Play it crusty now] [Twelve-bar blues guitar solo with piano trills] [E] [A] [E] [E] [A] [A] [E] [E] [B7] [A] [E] [B7] [Verse 3] We’re a [E] little fishing town, [A] winter’s hurry up and [E] wait [A] Competing with the old folks [A] just to fill up a [E] plate But in the [B7] summer those Winnipeggers [A] come like Genghis [E] Khan [B7] They [E] clean out the food [A] till the [E] bread is all gone They [A] cut it when it's soft, [A] squeeze it till it [E] knocks Even [B7] crush the poor loaves [A] inside of the [E] box. [B7] [Verse 4] I’m gonna [E] write a letter to the [A] boss of Safeway [E] stores Tell 'em [A] all about my crusty loss [A] and my bakery [E] wars But the [B7] local grocery knows [A] how I love this [E] stuff [B7] So at [E] twenty bucks a week, [A] I can’t [E] get e[E]nough We [A] use the buggered discards [A] for the chicken [E] coating too A [B7] thousand bucks a year [A] — Lord, it [E] might be [E] true. [B7] [Outro] But when I [E] break my fast [A] with that [E] buttered [E] toast It’s the [A] flavor that’ll savor [A] and the [E] flavor I love [E] most. [E] [A] [E] [B7] [Spoken: Pass the butter.] [E] [E] [E] [End]