Excuse Me for Scribblin' Songtext
von Whiteboy James and the Blues Express

Never had much for teaching when I was a kid in school
I barely learned to read ′n write but don't think I′m no fool
But please excuse me for scribblin', I can barely write my name
Quit school at seventeen, and I ain't the slightest bit ashame, no not ashame.

Teacher tried to tell me boy you′ll never get nowhere
I never got to college but I sure got into her
But please excuse me for scribblin′, I can barely write my name
And if I did it all again I swear I'd do it all just the same. Not a thing would change.


You think you got an education boy, you know I got one too
Got the kind o′ education that you can't get in no school
But please excuse me for scribblin′, I can barely write my name
And if I did it all again I swear I'd do it all just the same. Not a thing would change.

Readin′ and writin' never took it through to me
But when it came to makin' love I learned my ABC
So please excuse me for scribblin′, I can barely write my name
And if I did it all again I swear I′d do it all just the same. Not a thing would change.
(Take it home Scotty)