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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeCall Me Country
I'm a ghost on the radioA needle on the vinylA country boy survivalThe bottom of a bottle, yeahI'm a fightin' side of you and meAnd my heart's down in TennesseeAnd I sing songs about freight trains and prisonsHeartaches and honky-tonksAnd cowboys and outlawsGood-hearted womenBoots and straw hatsAll gone, just like thatThey can't even recognize meThey used to call me countryWe used to have cool names like Willie and WaylonMerle and HankWe all stood togetherWe sang and we drankChased the white linesNight after nightSingin' songs about freight trains and prisonsHeartaches and honky-tonksAnd cowboys and outlawsGood-hearted womenBoots and straw hatsAll gone, just like thatThey can't even recognize meThey used to call me countryLike an old violinPut away and never played againPaycheck and CashNaw, they ain't comin' backThey need songs about freight trains and prisonsHeartaches and honky tonksAnd cowboys and outlawsGood-hearted womenBoots and straw hatsAll gone, just like thatHell, you can't even recognize meThey used to call me countryThey used to call me countryI'm a thing of the pastI'm a ghost on the radio
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