andy grammer sang the song you got to keep your head up.
andy grammer sang the song you got to keep your head up.
who sings the song you got to keep your head up?
andy grammer
Na
Na
of course, miss kitty is rather bitter when she sees that she's been usurped from employee of the month. because of this, she then goes to talk with little joe, telling him to take the money and get out of here, but little joe tells her "why would i do that?", before hopping off. miss kitty then tells little joe that with the money she's trying to offer him, he can get back home, but joe tells her that stealing is wrong, and that if he took the money, he'd be disobeying god, and that he would probably lose his status as employee of the month. this only angers miss kitty even more, just as little joe hops back to the counter. miss kitty then approaches little joe, telling him that since there's no hard feelings, she made some alterations to the cow head that joe wears while working. little joe is happy that miss kitty would do something for him, but admits that he wasn't aware of his costume needing alterations, before miss kitty then forces the cow head onto his head, which little joe discovers is a little bit heavier than usual before he falls over. miss kitty then says that she put some extra stuffing in it, before yelling that there's a thief in the restaurant, which alerts all of the carrot cowboys in the restaurant. at that moment, sheriff bob shows up, asking what all the trouble is, before miss kitty tells him that little joe has been stealing from mr. mcpotiphar ever since he arrived. when sheriff bob is confused about this, miss kitty then removes the cow head from little joe's head, revealing a huge pile of coins, surprising everyone in the restaurant, especially mr. mcpotiphar, who then reinstates miss kitty as employee of the month. because of that, little joe is then imprisoned in jail after that. another year has passed, and little joe was still in jail with two more inmates have also been imprisoned; the baker and the blacksmith. the baker and the blacksmith then sing about how little joe put more stuffing in their cots, taught them to respect themselves, and how to quilt as well. sheriff bob then sings that before little joe's arrest, his jail was bursting at the seams, but then he came along and taught them all a trade, as well as the fact that he also got a new stetson. little joe then sings about how miss kitty got him thrown into jail a year ago, even though he hadn't done a thing and that he's stuck without bail, but his belief that god is good helps overcome frustration, and that he'll keep doing what is right even in spite of incarceration. after the song ends, sheriff bob then tells joe that he has the best attitude of any prisoner, to which joe replies that god is good, wondering what he has to be down about. sheriff bob asks joe that if god is good, then why is all that stuff happening to him? joe then admits that he doesn't know that yet, but he will when it's time, and that he needs to keep doing what is right. sheriff bob seems to understand, before telling all three inmates that it's lights out because there's another day of quilting ahead, before he turns off the oil lamp after that.
the ballad of little joe