Lyrics:
blows, and the wheels roll
across another county line
Honky tonk dreamer
Who got lost in the clouds
That's why they all say
I ain't no count
Well, I've
a girl like her
Do you go a little crazy
To a honky tonk
To a jukebox
Let a quarter drop on song that's supposed to make you feel better
But you don't
around
Stomp stomp clap
Double time
I'm the honky tonk stepper
Hotter than a ghost pepper
I'm so funky fresh clothes in my dresser
Float like a feather
Danny played in a honky-tonk band
cnd they were passing through
Bobby was out in the crowd
Singing every word she knew
Danny called her up
you
We're in a smoky bar honky tonk
The jukebox playing our favorite song
You're by my side
Dancing till the music dies
I'm under the influence
Remember the nights we would jam in the motels
After the honky tonks closed
No one had credit
And no one had no place to go.
Just crazy kids
Well, I got a call from Rowdy 'round six o'clock
Sayin' he caught a hankerin' for a honky tonk
Wants an ice cold beer and a country song
But he
I was born a ramblin' man with
Swamp water on my hand
Daddy died so young and I had
To help momma get by
So I learned how to sing those songs
I
of these bars
Chorus:
Some day I'll get out Some day I'll get out
Won't fight no more honky tonk wars
I'll find a song, and it won't take too long
Until I
(Oh the sadness in a song)
In a crowded honky tonk music starts to play
Happy couples all around dance the night away
At a table in a corner I sit
A honky-tonk angel so perfect I couldn't believe
And later on that night she was dancing just for me
Long black hair, red lips, deadly stare
She had me right
shoes and a honky tonk dress
In the rhythm and the soul reviews, I had a dream I guess
Huh, yeah, yes
And I had to beat the stage fright
I had
couldn't name
Driven towards the darkness by the devil in his veins
All around the honky tonks, searching for a sign
Gettin' by on gettin' high
an old Hank Williams song
Is the lonely, the lonesome, and the gone
There's a place down by the mall
But it ain't what you'd call a honky tonk
They
by her side
Instruments tied to the top and the back
Because the Blue Valley songbird
Is singing tonight
One nighter's, honky tonk's, years flying by
Remember the nights we would jam in the motels
After the honky tonks closed
No one had credit
And no one had no place to go.
Just crazy kids
shoes and a honky tonk dress
In the rhythm and the soul reviews, I had a dream I guess
Huh, yeah, yes
And I had to beat the stage fright
I had
made
I knew every single record the DJ's played
A honky tonk a Hound Dog, a Johnny B. Goode
Chain Gang, Love Is Strange, Knock On Wood
I was raised
It's the last country song by
The last country band
In the last honky tonk in the world
It's the last country dance on
The last hardwood floor
For
As you may have gathered by now
We have more people joining us all the time, and, uh
The song was first, uh, taking shape
'Bout two blocks from
Well, I was searchin' by myself
Singin' old songs, see if they help
I took the low way along the sea
Met an older man and he said to me
'Sing me
felt us drum apart
And every step you took
Was a stomp upon my heart
I onty hope that someday you get
Them low down blues
In some smokey honky tonk
Well, I was singin' some old cheatin' song
When this blue-eyed blonde came by
She said, I'm a table over in the corner
Why don't you drop around
sit in this honky tonk livin' proof that whiskey can't sing
I was well on my way to bein' the star that I always knew I'd be
All over the hitparade
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