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George Strait - Twang |
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When I get off of work on Friday |
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after working like a dog all week |
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I go to meet the boys for a cold one |
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at a little joint up the street |
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They got a jukebox in the corner |
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full of old country tunes |
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Feed it five dollars worth of quarters |
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is the first thing I always do |
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'Cause I need a little twang |
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A little hillbilly bending on some guitar strings |
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Some peddle steel whining like |
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a whistle of an old freight train |
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To get that foot stomping honkey |
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tonkin' feeling going through my veins |
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I ned a little twang, twang, twang |
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Well, I like a lot of kinds of music |
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I try to keep an open mind |
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Depending on the mood to strike me |
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If I'm gonna stay till closing time |
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So when I wanna lift my spirits to |
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get me feeling worth a dang |
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I know I'm gonna have to heart it |
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'Cause I gotta have some Hank to hang |
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'Cause I need a little twang |
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A little hillbilly bending on some guitar strings |
|
Some peddle steel whining like |
|
a whistle of an old freight train |
|
To get that foot stomping honkey |
|
tonkin' feeling going through my veins |
|
I ned a little twang, twang, twang |
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'Cause I need a little twang |
|
A little hillbilly bending on some guitar strings |
|
Some peddle steel whining like |
|
a whistle of an old freight train |
|
To get that foot stomping honkey |
|
tonkin' feeling going through my veins |
|
I ned a little twang, twang, twang |
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I need a little twang, twang, twang |
