Bob and His Merry Band of Monkeys

[Verse] In a little old town where the river runs slow, There's a man named Bob, with a circus to show. He’s got a merry band, not of men, but of cheeky little monkeys, Swinging through the air, causing havoc in the flunky junkies. [Chorus] Oh, Bob and his merry band of monkeys, Swingin' through the tent like life-size junkies. Playin' banjos, and drinkin’ sweet tea, Oh Bob, won't you and your monkeys stay with me? [Verse 2] They travel the towns on a rickety old bus, With a monkey or two always making a fuss. From Tennessee hills to the Texas plains, Bob and those rascals are never restrained. [Chorus] Oh, Bob and his merry band of monkeys, Swingin' through the tent like life-size junkies. Playin' fiddles, and singin’ with glee, Oh Bob, won’t you and your monkeys stay with me? [Bridge] They'd light up the nights under star-lit skies, With laughter and joy, under tents they'd rise. Bob, the ringmaster, with his grand ol' hat, Leading the charge of his furry circus pack. [Verse 3] They juggle and dance, always having a ball, Catchin' the crowd in a magical thrall. There ain't no place they'd rather be, Than on the road, wild and free.