| I drive home straight now
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| A school outside house
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| On highway number 19
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| The people keep the city clean
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| They call it Nutbush
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| Oh Nutbush
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| They call it Nutbush City Limit
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| (Nutbush City Limit)
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| Driving far past the speed limit
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| Not a sacramental light in it
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| You go to store on Friday
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| You go to church on Sunday
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| They call it Nutbush
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| Oh Nutbush
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| They call it Nutbush City Limit
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| (Nutbush City Limit)
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| You go to feel on week days
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| And have a picnic on Labor Day
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| You go to town on Saturday
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| But go to church every Sunday
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| They call it Nutbush
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| Oh Nutbush
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| They call it Nutbush City Limit
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| (Nutbush City Limit)
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| No whiskey for sale
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| You kick up no meal
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| So go get molasses
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| And so you get in jail
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| They call it Nutbush
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| Oh Nutbush
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| They call it Nutbush City Limit
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| (Nutbush City Limit)
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| A little tow in Tennessee
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| That’s called…
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| A quiet little old community
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| A… a one horse town
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| You have to watch
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| What you’re putting down
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| In little old Nutbush
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| They call it Nutbush
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| Oh Nutbush
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| They call it Nutbush City Limit
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| They call it Nutbush City Limit
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| They call it Nutbush City Limit
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| They call it Nutbush City Limit
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| They call it Nutbush City Limit
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| They call it Nutbush City Limit
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| They call it Nutbush City Limit
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| They call it Nutbush City Limit
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| They call it Nutbush City Limit (they call it, they call it…)
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| (Nutbush City Limit)
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| Oh, Nutbush |