Front Porch

A summer-porch warning about jealousy and a love that turns threatening.

Status: Scrips original · working songbook
Writer / source: Brad Wofford
Rights: Scrips original. Detailed publishing credits are being confirmed.
Related Scrips recording: The Scrips, Chapel Sessions (2011).

Source research

Documented lineage

Earliest evidence: Scrips working repertoire/archive source
Aliases / index: No alternate title or index recorded.
Working arrangement: Arrangement details not yet documented.

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Working lyrics; chords needed

Working song sheet

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Verse 1:
VERSE 1
On the front porch, golden grain
just like the waves, without the rain
and linda, if you've got brains
you'll leave that boy
don't play that game
CHORUS
you're problem is bigger
than romance
that boy has problems
more than he has chance
VERSE 2
let that, that summer breeze
blow though that sunday dress
just like it pleases
you heard that sermon well
pluck out that eye
and avoid that hell
CHORUS
VERSE 3
In the light, It
It all seems well
As in a dream
You just can't tell
But as the daytime
Begins to dim
The Trepidation
Starts closin in
CHORUS
VERSE 4
Had your life not lived
Before this song
A word of warning
I would give along
A jealous boy been
blind of good
In darkness breathing
What darkness should

Archive note

This is a working band sheet. Lyrics, repeats, and chord placement remain subject to the band’s final review.

Chords

Not yet documented.