BOTTLE IT UP AND GO
"May be old, may be gray
You ain't too old just to shift them gears
You gotta bottle up and go"
Leave, make a change, stop talking (or drinking) and hit the road.
Bottle it up and go - John Lee Hooker
BUCKET
“My bucket's got a hole in it, won't buy no beer”, Washboard Sam.
"I went walkin' right down the street, two good-lookin' girls I had a chance to meet
One had a bucket, the other one had a dime, "come on boys let's have a good time", Whistler And His Jug Band (Foldin' bed)
My bucket's got a hole in it - Wasboard Sam (with 1930s photo's slider)
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