About the song

“Finger F*cking Sally” by David Allan Coe is a song that certainly stands out for its provocative title and unapologetically bold lyrics. Known for pushing the boundaries of country music with his outlaw persona, David Allan Coe’s “Finger F*cking Sally” exemplifies his willingness to explore controversial and explicit themes in his music.

Released as part of his underground album “Nothing Sacred” in 1978, this track was written by Coe himself. The album, produced independently, was not widely distributed through traditional commercial channels due to its explicit content and risqué subject matter. “Nothing Sacred” includes a collection of songs that reflect Coe’s rebellious spirit and refusal to conform to the norms of the country music industry at the time.

“Finger F*cking Sally” did not achieve mainstream chart success, which is unsurprising given its explicit nature. However, it has gained a cult following among fans of Coe’s more audacious work. The song tells a racy story with vivid and unapologetically explicit language, showcasing Coe’s raw and unfiltered approach to songwriting.

David Allan Coe’s career has always been marked by his willingness to challenge societal norms and push the limits of what is considered acceptable in music. “Finger F*cking Sally” is a prime example of this approach. While it may not appeal to the mainstream country audience, it resonates with listeners who appreciate Coe’s candidness and audacity.

Coe’s influence on the outlaw country genre is significant, and his work on albums like “Nothing Sacred” has cemented his reputation as a fearless artist who isn’t afraid to tackle taboo subjects. For older listeners who remember the rebellious spirit of the 1970s country scene, “Finger F*cking Sally” serves as a stark reminder of Coe’s impact and the lengths he would go to in order to stay true to his artistic vision.

Whether you find it shocking, humorous, or simply intriguing, “Finger F*cking Sally” is undeniably a part of David Allan Coe’s legacy. It captures a moment in time when country music was expanding its horizons and challenging its own conventions, led by artists who weren’t afraid to speak their minds.

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Lyrics

We’re gonna do this song for useless
Oh I was into whips and things she was into pain
And I would beat her black and blue when she called me names
Chained her to the basement wall where she went insane
And I was into whips and things she was into pain

Oh Finger Fuckin’ Sally worked at Kelly’s bar
She showed me her titties in Ronnie Murphy’s car
She was the first lady to let me go that far
Finger Fuckin’ Sally down at Kelly’s bar

And Pussy Eatin’ Pamela went to Kelly’s high
Caught her in the bathroom, I thought she would die
Eatin’ Susan’s pussy, licked that sucker dry
Pussy Eatin’ Pamela went to Kelly’s high

Suck ‘Em Silly Shirley came out after dark
She would give us head jobs in Centennial Park
All the girls would snub her, said she was a narc
Suck ‘Em Silly Shirley from Centennial Park

Yes, good ole Bloody Marys’ on the rag again
Pussy Eatin’ Pamela’s got blood on her chin
Suck ‘Em Silly Shirley got caught after dark
Finger fuckin’ Sally in Centennial Park

Now Pussy Eatin’ Pamela’s in the county jail
Suck ‘Em Silly Shirley left town on a rail
They sent Bloody Mary to the pen for life
And Finger Fuckin’ Sally
She became my wife

I was into whips and things she was into pain
And I would beat her black and blue when she called me names
Chained her to the basement wall where she went insane
I was into whips and things she was into pain