Visit http://www.merlehaza rd.com Merle Hazard, country singer, meets famed economist Arthur Laffer. Laffer gives Merle the idea for a song, "In the Hamptons." "In the Hamptons" is a parody of "In the Ghetto," made famous by Elvis Presley and written by Mac Davis.
Song about a guy whose girlfriend leaves him for someone who is more environmentally sensitive.
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