Tonart: C major
Verse 1
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As a boy I remember without fail
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My daddy played Merle Haggard
loud enough
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to shake the shingles on the roof
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All us kids in the neighborhood
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Knew every word Mama tried
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And I've heard it on the radio not once
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Since the day my daddy died
Hank Thompson, Johnny Page,
Patsy Clyde,
It's so wrong,
the only place I hear them sing
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is in the Country Hall of Fame
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Country radios neglected the le gends
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that made Nashville what it is
And I bet my country ass
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before I hear them played again
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What a shame country music
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Am
How I miss Luke the Dribbler
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when I hear that old
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Twin fiddles and a wine and steel guitar
never grace my radio
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God, I hate that country music
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isn't country anymore
I never thought I'd see the day
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that pop and rock and roll
When George Strait hangs his hat up,
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Music City will be down
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for the count
Like when the okey from Muskogee sang,
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A joint was just a bad place to be
She thinks I still care and faded love
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are just precious memories
Cash and Kitty Wells
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and the list goes on and on
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Gone and long forgotten by
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mainstream country radio
But come Sunday afternoon
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I'll raise every single window in my house
And pay honor to their memory
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The way my daddy taught me how
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Yeah, it's a shame country music
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How I miss Luke the drifter
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when I hear that old
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Twin pedals and a whine of steel guitar
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never grace my radio
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God, I hate the country music,
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isn't country anymore
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Yeah, it's a sin, the country music,
isn't country anymore
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