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Ben Colder – Green Green Grass Of Home #2

Is Ben Colder's parody of the classic "Green Green Grass of Home." In this parody, Colder takes the original's sentimental tone and infuses it with humor and sarcasm. As with most parodies, Colder exaggerates the elements of the song, adding absurdity and wit.

Ben Colder – Green Green Grass Of Home #2: A Humorous Take on a Classic

If you’re a fan of country music, you’ve probably heard of «Green Green Grass of Home,» a song popularized by Porter Wagoner in 1965. His emotional version is a well-known classic. However, have you heard about Ben Colder’s comedic twist on this famous track? Let’s dive into «Green Green Grass Of Home #2,» a song that might surprise you.

 «Green Green Grass Of Home #2»: A Hilarious Parody

Ben Colder - Green Green Grass Of Home #2
Single Porter Wagoner RCA 1965
«Green Green Grass Of Home #2» is Ben Colder’s parody of the classic «Green Green Grass of Home.» It was recorded in 1968 and released under the MGM label, for the album «The Best Of Ben Colder.» In this parody, Colder takes the original’s sentimental tone and infuses it with humor and sarcasm. As with most parodies, Colder exaggerates the elements of the song, adding absurdity and wit.

The Story Behind the Parody

In the original song, written by Curly Putman and produced by Jerry Kennedy, a man returns to his hometown and finds himself facing his past—and ultimately a surprising ending. The song was included in Porter Wagoner’s album «On the Road: The Porter Wagoner Show,» and it reached the #4 position on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart.
Ben Colder’s version plays off these themes but adds a comedic twist. Instead of the deep emotional story, you get a series of absurd events and humorous references. He takes the listener through a series of misadventures, turning the story on its head and making it a fun listen for country music fans looking for something light-hearted.




Who is Ben Colder?

Ben Colder
Ben Colder
Ben Colder is the alter ego of country singer and actor Sheb Wooley. While Wooley had a successful career with hits like «The Purple People Eater,» he also created Ben Colder as a comedic persona. This allowed him to produce parodies and humorous songs, providing a light-hearted spin on popular country music tracks.
While Ben Colder’s version may not have reached the same chart-topping success as the original, it still resonates with fans of country music and comedy. It’s a reminder that even the most serious songs can be reinterpreted with humor, keeping the spirit of country music alive and well.
Whether you’re a fan of the original «Green Green Grass of Home» or enjoy humorous takes on classic songs, Ben Colder’s «Green Green Grass Of Home #2» is worth a listen. It’s a unique and enjoyable addition to any country music playlist.

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Ben Colder – Green Green Grass Of Home #2 Lyrics

The old hometown looks the same as they kick me off the train
It’s the same I just left yesterday
Here to meet me is
Hey where’s everybody like they supposed to be here
Down the road I look and there runs Mary no wonder she’s in such a hurry
I always chase her through the green green grass of home
Oh they never came to see me
Well they didn’t even know I was comin’
It wasn’t properly publized
Well it’s nice to touch the green green grass of home
I tried to smoke some of that stuff once
The old outhouse is still standing what expected to do walk it could
And there’s the old oak tree that I once fell out of and broke my jug
Down the lane I stumble I ain’t in no hurry
Cause I’m gonna cut across on Mary
I’ll catch her in the green green grass of home
Oh how we sat in this green grass I was half way up to your knees
And I used to reach over and I’d pull on your pig’s tail
What’d you ever do with that little ole fat pig anyway
And I remeber what you showed me one time
Where your daddy hid his moonshine
Here beneath the green green grass of home
Yes they all came to see me I couldn’t see them but they sure saw me
I was crawling through the green green grass of home

MOJIM




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Cover LP Ben Colder MGM 1962
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