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boy sure knew how to moan the blues Let's go back Where the music's true Merle and George Jones No autotune Am I the only one still wondering who Who's
holiday We catch up with our three cowboys one cold December night huddled around the camp fire. How 'bout we sing some holiday songs? Yeah, hey
Self-righteous finger-pointing they Want to blame entertainment? Isn't Religion the first Real entertainment? People dress Up in costumes Sing songs and dedicate
me those high times, Cash is gonna sing it low And I'm gonna get wasted with all my Country Heroes I'm drinking some George Jones and a little bit
the lord's consent. That was a talk on the open-field farming system by Professor Angus Jones. Some of the main points covered in this talk are now
I'm drinking that George Jones Chase it down with a Wynette song Burn a little Willie Nelson all night long Putting Ol' Waylon on I'm going to get all
holiday. We catch up with our three cowboys one cold December night huddled around the camp fire. How ‘bout we sing some holiday songs? Yeah, hey George
record on again I don't want to hear sad songs anymore I only want to hear love songs I found my heart up in this place tonight I don't want to sing
I have a song to sing, O (Sing me your song, O) It is sung to the moon by a love-lorn loon Who fled from the mocking throng-o It's the song
When you kiss my lips at the ER tonight Serenade me with your memories of sad songs Wouldn't poor George Jones just drop dead at the sigh Of our fingers
' life He put down the bottle, and he made her his wife He'd tear your heart out, when he sang a song And I feel a sad one comin' on Oh, sing me
my feelings can't ignore His songs will make you happy Or they'll chill you to the bone A gift to us from Texas George Possum Jones (Chorus 1)
city scene, but no matter where I was, I knew where he would be Playing all those cowboy songs, Hank Williams to George Jones, White Lighting right down
Just like George Jones and one of his gold plated chrome tin microphones Well the only time that I ever got booed is when I busted a rap by the 2 Live
like I'm I don't want to hear sad songs anymore I only want to hear love songs I found my heart up in this place tonight I don't want to sing mad
like I'm I don't want to hear sad songs anymore I only want to hear love songs I found my heart up in this place tonight I don't want to sing mad
cold ones, leave your worries behind I'll sing some Waylon Jennings or a little George Jones Play you anything you want to help you lighten that load
OLD SONG THAT YOU SING DEMANDING THAT WE DO OUR PROTESTS IN SILENCE YOU ANSWER YOUR VIOLENCE WITH EVEN MORE VIOLENCE CHORUS: ALL RIGHT, YO!—IT’S MY
to sing it out It’s killing me deep inside Here I am Writing a sad song.... Another sad song, sad song Here I am Writing a sad song Another sad song, sad
Red Sovine Waylon Jenings, Merle Haggerd, Patsy Cline George Jones and Tammy and a great pair of Judds And Hank Jr. sang with Sr. on an overdub
the night, burning rubber out of my life. So turn it up loud, keep the beat strong, ain't trynna hear nothin bout an old sad song. Give me songs about trucks,
the time-being And the world sings When the Beatles Hit America When the Beatles Hit America It's going to be sponsored by... When the Beatles Hit America When
with two weeks pay And I'd probably blow it on beer anyway Hey wait 'til you hear him sing like George Jones He stopped loving her today They
(dear lord) I don't want to stand here All night in this bar (no shit!) I don't want to stand here All night in this bar! By two o'clock,
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