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Artist/Band: Waylon Jennings
Lyrics for Song: Time to Bum Again
Lyrics for Album: The One and Only/Heartaches by the Numbers [Collec [2004]



(Harlan Howard)



Woman you get meaner every day

And your naggin' is hard to stand

So I'll pack my things and I'll be on my way

'Cause it's time to bum again.



This house gets smaller with every day

And the walls are closin' in

I guess I've said all there is to say

And it's time to bum again.



The time has come to bum again

I'm gonna see all the places I ain't been

Woman you've stirred up the wild, wild wind

And it's time to bum again.



--- Instrumental ---



I'll visit my buddy out in Bakersfield

We soldiered together years back

We'll talk night and day till there's no more to say

Then I'll head on down the track.



I may come back in a year or two

And you may not desire me then

There are some things that a man must do

And it's time to bum again.



The time has come to bum again

I'm gonna see all the places I ain't been

Woman you've stirred up the wild, wild wind

And it's time to bum again.



Woman you've stirred up the wild, wild wind

And it's time to bum again...


Time to Bum Again

Waylon Jennings stands as a defining figure in outlaw country, known for his distinctive baritone and rebellious spirit. "Time to Bum Again" captures the essence of his storytelling, reflecting themes of wandering and resilience that permeate his extensive discography. The track aligns with the raw, unpolished aesthetic that characterized much of his work during the 1970s and 1980s. Jennings often explored the lives of drifters and the complexities of the American West, using his music to paint vivid portraits of everyday struggles. This recording serves as a testament to his ability to convey deep emotion through straightforward, powerful delivery. As part of his broader body of work, the song reinforces his legacy as an artist who prioritized authenticity over commercial trends, leaving an indelible mark on the genre.


Album Lyrics: The One and Only/Heartaches by the Numbers [Collec [2004]


Waylon Jennings
"The One and Only/Heartaches by the Numbers [Collec [2004]"


1. Time to Bum Again
2. Busted
3. Leavin' Town
4. You Beat All I Ever Saw
5. Born to Love You
6. Yes Virginia
7. John's Back in Town
8. Down Came the World
9. It's All Over Now
10. The Dark Side of Fame
11. She Loves Me (She Don't Love You)
12. Foolin' 'Round