Song Length |
4:00 |
Genre |
Country - Traditional, Country - Honky Tonk |
Tempo |
Medium (111 - 130) |
| |
Lyrics
VERSE 1
Well the way I am, I'm so lonesome I could cry
there's a tear in my beer, she's always on my mind
well, hello darlin, i'll take a six-pack to go
just between you and me, i feel like an old chunk of coal
i've been a walkin the floor, though i walked the line
and i took the grand tour of apartment number 9
through them swinging doors, there stands the glass
and man if that aint country, i'm johnny cash
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I like them old songs, them never do you wrong songs
I like them good uns we all grew up on
I can?t help it if the [poster boys/hip-hop beats] don?t turn me on
I like them old school, good ol country songs
VERSE 2
i'm a truck drivin man with six days on the road
but on an L.A. freeway, nobody's going to san antone
by the time i get to phoenix, she'll be gentle on my mind
i aint a rhinestone cowboy, no, i'm the running kind
CHORUS
MODULATE TO A FOR ALT-CHORUS
ALT-CHORUS
I like them old songs, somebody done somebody wrong songs
I turn em up real loud, drink a beer and sing along
there's nothing better than a front porch full of friends and barbecue--
with the radio on
I like them old school good ol country songs