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a country song for everyone out there We have a wide selection For every theme and function Oh yeah Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, Willie Nelson George Jones
What ever happened to sad songs and waltzes What ever happened to George Jones What ever happened to Jolene stealing our man Instead of sleeping with
Yeah I got a slow hand like twitty No show jones but I’m coming to your city I walk the line and look real good in black But I’ll never be cool as Cash
I got a slow hand like twitty No show jones but I’m coming to your city I walk the line and look real good in black But I’ll never be cool as Cash
Real Country Music Verse 1 Well my pappy gave me Johnny Cash to cut my teeth, I sipped Charlie Louven, and drank Jim Reeves. And I got my fill
Here we go Johnny invites you to come again Feeling woozy? Sit right down, you're with friends When you're here, audience, you're a star Johnny invites
you Letty Way you Uh Way you ride it Way you grip that stick You a filthy bitch You a dirty hoe You a Leslie Jones Way you suck my soul Call you Keyshia
the bejesus out of john jones and when im done, im gonna go over to johnny c's place over in union street in brooklyn, have a couple of veschetta's and give
and roll She's Dark Side of the Moon And I'm more Lovesick Blues She likes them Rolling Stones I'm die hard Haggard and Jones I don't know where we fell in
and day When that swingin' cat from Memphis blew me away Then I discovered Dylan And the Rolling Stones Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Waylon and George Jones
There ain't no better music than good old country tunes Love to hear them twangy classics from Johnny and June Even driving through the city, I crank
market behind Johnny Rocket's Paid truckers to haul body pieces from the East to the West with the devil branded on your chest I had to step up
another thing clear Blame it on the cowgirls And the rednecks The jukebox And Johnny Paycheck Don't blame the cure For the pain or the suds I'm turnin'
I never had the chance to meet Merle Haggard I never had the chance to meet George Jones I lived too far away from where the country music played But
ours Got Listerine for the tongue, they leaving my mouth sour But hopefully I don't fold Johnny Dang got me tippin' on four Vogues in rose gold Two
I'm going hard with the gang All you see body bags I wanna meet Johnny Dang I want my diamonds to I want my diamonds to dance Imma go get me bag
I'm going hard with the gang All you see body bags I wanna meet Johnny Dang I want my diamonds to I want my diamonds to dance Imma go get me bag
blow you away Al Capone and A Bad Boy Jones On the wrong side of the law Johnny D and his company, Always first to the draw Gangster lean, feelin'
as they play some Johnny Cash and a little bit of Simple Man Let me hear some Brooks and Dunn Yeah that's the one (Another long week gone) another night
religion you're in For me I think it sounds pretty rad I could hang with G.G. Darby Crash or Johnny Cash If going to hell's a sin, come on and count me in
or two Now I'm flat busted in jail fightin' the Nashville Blues Chorus I like George Jones, Willie and Waylon I think Kris and Merle are songwriting
fight, but no one minds 'cause he sounds so good He won't fetch a stick or lick your hand He loves spike jones and dixieland Sammy the dog has learned
No One Listens to Music Anymore David Jones got into a fight Changed the colour of his eyes Muddy Waters record in his head, David Bomberg on his
Oh lord have mercy, because my sister's flipped. Old Johnny Two-Shoes, his jaw just hit the floor Little Granny Jones, yeah she keeled right over
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