'Too Much Month at the End of the Money' -- Marty Stuart (2003)
The bottom lines: "I'd love to take you out like I said I would, honey/But there's too much month at the end of the money."
Stuart plays this throwback honky-tonk shuffle, originally recorded by Billy Hill in 1989, for all it's worth -- which isn't as much as it used to be. By the time he's done paying monthly bills, he's got no cash left for a night on the town.
Reader Comments(1 of 1)
whiteley9468at 11-28-2008
Yikes! What is that on top of Marty's head??
Big hair on country singers is not restricted to women!
Misipi6gunat 11-28-2008
WHY WAS " ALABAMA " BAND NOT EVEN MENTIONED ON THIS ARTICLE .... ONE OF THE GREATEST SOUTHERN " TRUE " COUNTRY MUSIC BANDS -EVER- ! ESPECIALY THEIR SONG .... " SONG OF THE SOUTH ", TO DO WITH ARTICLE THEME .... THE MAIN CATCHING LINE .... " THE WALL MARKET CRASHED BUT WE WERE SO POOR , WE COULD'NT TELL "
sherrol45at 11-28-2008
I have had the pleasure of meeting Marty Stewart. He is a wonderful person.And he is number 1 in my book
Dimplesat 12-29-2008
I LOVE this song... It's one of those songs I can paste right to my life story... He say's it perfectly.."theres too much month at the end of the money."
dliu8at 4-16-2009
Classic...