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It takes a ten dollar shoe to fit my foot It takes a ten dollar shoe to fit my foot It takes a ten dollar shoe to fit my foot, Born in Duncan, Oklahoma, Axton spent his pre-teen years in Comanche, Oklahoma, with his brother, John. Got two dollar shoes on my feet Got two dollar shoes on my feet Two dollar shoes they hurt my feet, lord, lord And I ainвЂ™t a-gonna be treated this a-way. Now I got blood on my Louie loafers I wear thousand dollar belts cause Imma rich nigga Nina like to bust a bitch the way she hit niggas Shoes cost a bunch of shit, look at my kicks nigga Could of bought a ass for my bitch nigga Im off this Activis, it got me leanin over I poured up 4 of Purp in some Peach soda Your boyfriend a opp, Imma.

Listed below are tracks with similar keys and.Axton graduated from Robert E. Axton's father, John Thomas Axton, was a naval officer stationed in Jacksonville, Florida the family joined him there in 1949.And I've got a twenty-dollar bill that says you're up late night starting fist fights versus fences in your backyard Wearing your black eye like a badge of honor Soaking in sympathy from friends who never loved you nearly half as much as me Broken down in bars and bathrooms All I did was what I had to Don't believe me when I tell youFind songs that harmonically matches to Havent Got A Dollar To Pay Your House Rent Man by Genevieve Davis. Some of Hoyt's own songs were also later recorded by Presley.

It became a 1963 hit for The Kingston Trio. In the early 1960s he released his first folk album, The Balladeer (recorded at The Troubadour), which included his song 'Greenback Dollar'. Career After his discharge from the Navy, Axton began singing folk songs in San Francisco nightclubs. Axton was the first cousin of David Boren, who served as Governor of Oklahoma, as well as three terms in the United States Senate. He attended Oklahoma State University on a scholarship, and he played football for the school, but he left to enlist in the US Navy.

In 1966, he made his film debut in the film Smoky playing the role of Fred Denton, the evil brother of the character played by actor Fess Parker. In 1965, he was in an episode of Bonanza where he sang a duet with Pernell Roberts. He also appeared on Hootenanny, hosted by Jack Linkletter, during this period. Wolper ABC production of The Story of a Folksinger (1963). His vocal style featured his distinctive bass-baritone (which later deepened to near-bass) and use of characterization.Axton first appeared on television in a David L. He had many minor hits of his own, such as 'Boney Fingers', 'When the Morning Comes', and 1979's 'Della and the Dealer'.

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His composition 'Joy to the World', as performed by Three Dog Night, was No. Axton also sang a couple of duets with Linda Ronstadt, including 'Lion in the Winter' and ' When the Morning Comes' (a top 40 country hit). He also appeared in a Pizza Hut commercial in 1985, and in a TV spot for FTD Florists with Merlin Olsen in 1989.However, Axton's most lasting contributions were songs made famous by others: ' Joy to the World' ( Three Dog Night) and ' Never Been to Spain' (Three Dog Night, Elvis Presley) 'Greenback Dollar' (Kingston Trio) ' The Pusher' and 'Snowblind Friend' ( Steppenwolf) 'No No Song' ( Ringo Starr) and an array of others, covered by singers such as Joan Baez, Arlo Guthrie, John Denver, Waylon Jennings, Jonathan Edwards, Glen Campbell and Anne Murray. Axton sang the jingle 'The Ballad of Big Mac', touting McDonald's Big Mac onscreen in a 1969 commercial he filmed for the hamburger franchise, as well as 'Head For the Mountains' in voice-overs for Busch Beer in the 1980s. His television appearances in the 1980s included WKRP In Cincinnati and Diff'rent Strokes.

His wife later explained that she offered Axton marijuana to relieve his pain and stress following his 1995 stroke. He was a proponent of medical marijuana use for many years, until he and his wife Donna were arrested in February 1997 at their Montana home for possession of approximately 500В g (1.1В lb) of marijuana. Axton struggled with cocaine addiction, and several of his songs, including 'The Pusher', 'Snowblind Friend', and 'No No Song', partly reflect his negative drug experiences. Personal life and death Axton was married four times the first three ended in divorce. He named his record label Jeremiah after the bullfrog mentioned in the song.

Nina Simone recorded the song in 1971. ' The Pusher', by Steppenwolf on their debut album, 1968 this version was also used in the soundtrack of the classic 1969 motion picture Easy Rider. 'Greenback Dollar' covered by The Kingston Trio Discography Albums Year' When the Morning Comes' (with Linda Ronstadt)'Lion in the Winter' (with Linda Ronstadt)'Boozers Are Losers (When Benders Don't End)'Among Axton's best-known compositions (or co-writing credits) are:

'Snowblind Friend' (1971), covered by Steppenwolf ' Joy to the World', the Three Dog Night hit from 1971 which held US No. 'Never Been To Spain', covered by Three Dog Night, Waylon Jennings, Elvis Presley, and many others 3 hit for Ringo Starr in March 1975

'Jealous Man' (covered by John Fullbright) 'Boney Fingers' (1974), with Renee Armand 'You Taught Me How To Cry' (1977 duet with Tanya Tucker) 'Sweet Misery' (1974), covered by John Denver and Martha Reeves

Act of Vengeance (1986, TV Movie) вЂ“ Silous Huddleston Deadline Auto Theft (1983) вЂ“ Captain Gibbs The Black Stallion Returns (1983) вЂ“ Narrator (voice)

Buried Alive (1990, TV Movie) вЂ“ Sheriff Sam Eberly We're No Angels (1989) вЂ“ Father Levesque Disorganized Crime (1989) вЂ“ Sheriff Henault

King Cobra (1999) вЂ“ Mayor Ed Biddle (final film role)Axton also performed the song that plays over the closing credits of the 1975 film Mitchell. Long (1995, TV Movie) вЂ“ Huey P.