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               COLLINS PARK ROCK 
              by Frederick George Moore and Mark Winger 
              Copyright © 1969 and November 5, 1974 
              Demophonic Music Publishing BMI 
              Used with permission 
Mister Collins runs a trailer park
 Down Bloomington way
 He don't allow no rock and rollin'
 He wouldn't let us play rock 'n' roll
            music                                   on a satuday night
 I wanna hear the poundin' beat
 Electric guitars plugged in
 Sure sounds sweet
 
 Jim, he said there'd be a dance
 Collins Park is the place
 We rented the hall even though it's small
 And there ain't much space 
    for shakin' it up and havin' a ball
 I wanna be Kathy's fool
 When the saxophones
            blare               and you fly in the air
 Diggin' the music that's cool
 
 "At COLLINS PARK ROCK just ain't allowed
 At COLLINS PARK ROCK is just too loud
 You can dig on country, if you choose
  Swing, Polka or Broadway Show Tunes
 But at COLLINS PARK ROCK just ain't allowed"
 
 Wingo and Esch' were pullin' a load
 From Richfield to the gig
 It must have been a country mile
 You know that made it big enough            to get fancy and ready to blow
 I wanna sail on the 'SKY
 Poundin' the Remos makes me move it
 Far and wide
 
 "At COLLINS PARK ROCK just ain't allowed
 At COLLINS PARK ROCK is just too loud
 You can dig on Country, if you choose
  Swing, Polka or Broadway Show Tunes
 But at COLLINS PARK ROCK just ain't allowed"
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       The true story of Winger,
      Escher, Weiss and Moore's band: 'AN EGLISH SKY'. Turned away from
      their gig at Collins Park Trailer Home Community Theater, booked by Jimmy 'The Agent', 1969. 
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