| Yeah I got a friend in New York City,
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| He never heard o' Conway Twitty,
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| Don’t know nothin 'bout grits and greens,
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| Never been south of Queens,
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| But he flew down here on a business trip,
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| I took him honky-tonkin and that was it,
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| He took to it like a pig to mud, cow to cud
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| We all got a hillbilly bone down deep inside
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| No matter where you from you just can’t hide,
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| When the band starts bangin and the fiddle saws,
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| You can’t help but hollerin' YEE-HAW!
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| When you see them pretty lil' country queens
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| Man you gotta admit that it’s in them jeans,
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| Ain’t nothing wrong just gettin on your
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| Hillbilly bone-ba-bone-ba bone bone
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| Now you ain’t got to be born out in the sticks with a f-150 and a 30−06.
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| I have a bubba in the family tree
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| To get on down with me, yeah bubba all you need is an open mind,
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| It fires you up you got a let it shine,
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| When it feels so right that it can’t be wrong,
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| Come on come on come on you ain’t alone you ain’t alone.
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| We all got a hillbilly bone down deep inside
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| No matter where you from you just can’t hide,
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| When the band starts bangin and the fiddle saws,
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| You can’t help but hollerin' YEE-HAW!
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| When you see them pretty lil' country queens
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| Man you gotta admit that it’s in them jeans,
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| Ain’t nothing wrong just getting on your
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| Hillbilly bone-ba-bone-ba-bone bone
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| We all got a hillbilly bone down deep inside
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| No matter where you from you just can’t hide,
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| When the band starts bangin and the fiddle saws,
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| You can’t help but hollerin' YEE-HAW!
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| When you see them pretty lil' country queens
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| Man you gotta admit that it’s in them jeans,
|
| Ain’t nothing wrong just getting on your
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| Hillbilly bone-ba-bone-ba-bone bone
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| Hillbilly bone-ba-bone-ba-bone bone
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| Hillbilly bone-ba-bone-ba-bone bone
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| Hillbilly bone-ba-bone-ba-bone bone |