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out But he kept playin' shows and pressin' on, chippin' away, song by song After years and years of strugglin' strong, he got his chance and he took
Well we're comin' to your city Gonna play our guitars and sing you a country song We'll all be flyin' higher than a jet air liner And if you want
bright Sittin' in a flatbed truck With my baby by my side Country nights Going by Watching the stars in the sky With your hand in mine Sing country nights
from the Iron Maiden song Virus. Interviewer: Well... Where are you coming from? Blaise Bailey Finnegan III: (pause) Well... I don't like the way
From four-bys to two-bys, it's true you can't judge A book by its cover, but you can judge a country boy by his truck If there's a silver cross
tans Down by the riverside Getting through the day, hell, they just can't wait To congregate 'round a cold beer sign And tie one on to a jukebox song
Since my daddy had passed away But I keep his memory with me In the songs we used to play Singing sweet country music Breathing clean mountain air
sunshine country girl Memories of your smile lasted all night long The morning came all I did was sing a song About my country girl my country girl Life all
never even called me by my name. (spoken:) Well, a friend of mine named Steve Goodman wrote that song, and he told me it was the perfect country
And I got the song of the robin And I got a roof in the sky Wonder why my heart keeps a throbbing, a throbbing A son of God's country am I And I got
even called me by my name Well, a friend of mine named Steve Goodman wrote that song And he told me it was the perfect country & western song I
even called me by my name Well, a friend of mine named Steve Goodman wrote that song And he told me it was the perfect country & western song I
grocery store is gone forever And no one cares about what used to be We used to put a quarter in the jukebox And hear the country song hits of the day
Well we're comin' to your city Gonna play our guitars and sing you a country song We'll all be flyin' higher than a jet air liner And if you want
Someone tell the story Someone sing the song Every now and then The country Goes a little wrong Every now and then A madman's Bound to come
Tremely country Hey I'm from XXX X Tremely country My family history is Agriculturally honky tonky May not be street smart by we're woods wise Have you done
and as the time went by We found that we liked living free that way I got me an old Cadillac just to have around Cadillacs and country songs were meant to be I
our country's young, And her greatest songs are still unsung. From her plains and mountains we have sprung, To keep the faith with those who went
ever moving on I bet that's what you want But you don't deserve a country song No, I ain't calling my mama, least not to talk about you I ain't in
sing-along About living in a bad ass country song All these pretty boys runnin their mouth They better watch it ‘fore I take ‘em out With a stiff right
chance on Apollo 16 Charlie Duke took country music to the moon He blasted off and busted out those songs by Buck and Merle Porter, Jerry, Chet,
chance on Apollo 16 Charlie Duke took country music to the moon He blasted off and busted out those songs by Buck and Merle Porter, Jerry, Chet,
and free, This country life, it suits us, just you and me. We're singing songs of the simple life, Where the rivers flow and the stars shine bright, In this
your troubles on Get by On whatever lies you've sown Go on and write Another sad country song Yeah go on and write Another sad country song
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