I Need Some Eggs

I Need Some Eggs

Performed by Bale Harrison & The Texas Field Hands

I Need Some Eggs – Music and Lyrics by Alan Nafzger

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Verse 1:
Well, I woke up this mornin’, feelin’ half dead,
That bull threw me down, now I can’t feel my legs.
Last night that bull sure had his fun,
And a cowgirl’s goodbye left me undone.

Chorus:
I need some eggs, yeah, I’m hungry as heck,
But braumz is 27 miles, my truck’s a wreck.
My back’s all busted, my heart’s in a sling,
But I need those eggs, or I can’t do a thing.

Verse 2:
I remember the boots, the spurs, and the jeans,
She smiled at me sweet, but she sure caused a scene.
The dance floor was spinning, the whiskey was strong,
Now I need some breakfast to fix the wrong.

Chorus:
I need some eggs, yeah, I’m hungry as heck,
But braumz is 27 miles, and my truck’s a wreck.
My back’s all busted, my heart’s in a sling,
But I need those eggs, or I can’t do a thing.

Bridge:
Now I’m craving eggs to and I need my fill,
But braumz is clear to Gainesville,
Saddle up my truck, hat down; I’m driving into the sun,
Got a way to go before I’m done.

Chorus:
I need some eggs, yeah, I’m hungry as heck,
But braumz is 27 miles, and my truck’s a wreck.
My back’s worn out, my heart’s on the mend,
But without those eggs, I can’t even begin.

Outro:
So here’s to the morning after rodeo nights,
To bulls, broken hearts, Whiskey failures.
But no matter how wild the rodeo goes,
When you need some eggs, everybody knows!

(end)
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(spoken)
I don’t know why they have rodeos out here, so far from the Eggs?

If I had those eggs, I’m pretty sure I could do it all over again.

Everything except that bull stomping on my head.

I might still have a chance with the girl but I ain’t ridin’ that bull again!!!

The END.

It’ll be the end of me, if I don’t get some eggs…

 

 

Last Updated on October 7, 2026 by Alan Nafzger

By Bale Harrison

Bale Harrison and the Texas Field Hands are a traditional country band from Texas cattle and cropland country, the kind of place where the weather and the cattle both get the last word. They contribute songs and stories to Farm.FM. Readers can expect traditional country with dust still on it.

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