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the reality behind it Once upon a time, we were told that nationalization would prevent growth by limiting competition, that our countries were nothing
put out by the capitol (It was) If somebody in this country says we're tyrannical they're crazy I'm an ancap We came to attack Let's take our life back
home but not back to you The interstates and county lines tell lies that are true That country roads take me home but not back to you She's in every song
by the dictator Who only took care of his profits Please show me Mr. dictator What was happened on your 50 years despotism You made the country poor
etc. Oh my my, oh hell yes Cowboy boots and a little country dress Later in the night they play the final song Last call for alcohol then the lights
I got my Girl by my Side cnd I'm headed down the road. There's a Buck Owens Song, On the cM Radio. Well my Pickup Truck, Is loaded up, With my Dog,
Wanna take a Ride Wanna pop a top, And leave the past behind Ride A little country high, Little peace of mind Wanna take a, Ride A little
she's got on From her Versace to her Louis Vuitton You wouldn't think she'd know every Merle Haggard song by heart But when it comes down
easy high just by seein' that look in your eye Gettin' that easy high just by seein' that look in your eye Singin' a country song til my travelin' time
to some George Strait, George Jones country love songs, you'll change your mind. Well let me broaden your horizons, teach you 'bout the finer
town bars Raised up on country songs, singin' out 'bout broken hearts Raised up on forty acres at the end of an old dirt track And I wouldn't be who I
wasn't one of them lyin', cryin', cheatin', dyin', Somebody-done-somebody-wrong songs. It was an absolutely finger lickin', grits & chicken, Country music
songs he wrote He would sing a few of my own Music made us brothers 'til the end But not a day goes by that I don't miss him He won't ever be gone
I like to walk with you Where magnolia's blooming Down by the river side Evening breezes roaming Country haze Sunshine through the trees Country daze
of those songs that can make you recall A ride in the spring time, a walk in the fall, A day in the country, a night on the town, The sun coming up,
There's an island that's famed and in story Sweet poets of song and their praise And their songs are of no brighter story But her sons that have seen
boys ain't hungry I been seekin for a deal for years and for real I'm still hungry They say that country folk can't do it but we will 'cause we hungry
Authentic queers and phony virgins If I had banks on every finger A finger in every country And all the countries ruled by me I'd still know where I'd
Authentic queers and phony virgins If I had banks on every finger A finger in every country And all the countries ruled by me I'd still know where I'd
tight rope, with my damn high hopes Country boys don't die alone Reading poetry under shade trees That woman, she's my baby I will be in Richmond by
right by the old country Where the tall pines sway And the whippoorwill sings your favorite song Sometimes I toss and turn all night Asking God if he can
and chicken country music love song Well I had a ball, I liked ‘em all but I could never call this place my home And as my bus drove by that bar I swore I
and prejudice i wrote a song Called "Lunchbox " and some journalists have interpreted It as a song about guns ironically The song is about being picked
it back Is it okay for me to say? I don't know, so I watch and stand In front of a line of police that look the same as me Only separated by
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