Obvious cover...still a classic,

She died...poor Judy Cool

This is a song about Buzzy, a pretty nice bum who use to buy the local kids booze. One of the local kids claims he was too friendly, but we never found him to be so...

Shoe shine by the railroad track, lemonade in summer I'll make myself a fortune & still be home for supper... my old man he taught me well you gotta make a living cut those corners save that change cuz Uncle Sam ain't giving. Shoeshine…

Lyrics by C. Manson

Our one love song.

If the Xhinkies had a t.v. show in the 1960's this would be the theme song.

This song is the result of a dream that our bass guitarist had. The words describe the dream...

It sounds like our singer was saying "falling for me" and a lot of people prefer that. But this is a song written by our singer Kathleen and her brother, and it's about falling out of love.

Decided it was time to do another track with some audio clips. This features Fannie Hurst, a feminist, popular during the post WWI era.