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Hal and Lula Trail
Lyrics

The Hal and Lula Trail
William Beach © 2003

He was a polyester preacher, from a bootheel baptist town.

She was a fallen angel on the spiritual rebound

When Hal first met Lula, he was preachin on the wages of sin.

She left her job in the topless bar, and went off to follow him.


On the Hal and Lula Trail, On the Hal and Lula Trail
Truth and Justice will prevail
On the Hal and Lula, On the Hal and Lula Trail
On the Hal and Lula Trail

Well the Lord helps those that help themselves
they would often say.

and praise the Lord if tons of wealth, didn't come their way.

So I guess it was a shock, on that sunny summer day

when the faithfull found the church doors locked and watched the caddy speed away.

Chorus: (repeat)

Last verse:

So if you think that this is the end
of our little tale
you better pay a visit friend
to the Hazard county jail
For it was Hal's ambition
to be seen on TV
but America's most wanted was
bad publicity

Chorus:(repeat)
Credits
Lyrics Credits: William Beach
Music Credits: William Beach
Producer Credits: William Beach
Publisher Credits: William Beach
Performance Credits: William Beach
Label Credits: William Beach
Description
Short Song Description:
Justice will prevail in a comedic travails of a polyester clad preacher and his fallen angel sidekick
Long Song Description:
Hal was a wanna be TV preacher and Lula was don't wanna be stripper that teamed up on the Hal and Lula Trail.

It seemed the Lord would provide in high fashion, until America's most wanted caught up with them!
Story Behind the Song:
Heard someone singing about The Halleluiah Trail, and the picture jumped to my mind and onto the page.
Metadata
Song Length: 3:15
Primary Genre: Country-General
Secondary Genre: Folk-Contemporary
Tempo: Medium (111 - 130)
Lead Vocal: Male Vocal
Subject Matter 1: Comedy, Funny
Subject Matter 2: Fun
Mood 1: Affable
Mood 2: Glad
Similar Artist 1: Johnny Cash
Similar Artist 2: Tom Petty
Language: English
Era: 2000 and later
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