| Daddy had a 1949 Ford
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| When I was just about ten years old
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| We would listen to 'Hank And Lefty' on the radio
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| Why don’t you love me like you used to do?
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| And just look what thoughts will do
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| Old 'Hank And Lefty', raised my country soul
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| Now I learned how to sing and shuffle my shoes
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| Listenin' to Hank sing the lovesick blues
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| We never met old Hank but we was awful close
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| Cut my teeth on 'Always Late'
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| And, 'I Love You A Thousand Ways'
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| Old 'Hank And Lefty' raised my country soul
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| Daddy said, the hair on his neck would crawl
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| When old Hank sang about the light he saw
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| Hank sure put a whole lot of heart in the songs he wrote
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| Every time daddy got a little bit tight
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| Mom and dad’s waltz would make him cry
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| Old 'Hank And Lefty' raised my country soul
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| Now I learned how to sing and shuffle my shoes
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| Listenin' to Hank sing the lovesick blues
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| We never met old Hank but we was awful close
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| Cut my teeth on 'Always Late'
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| And, 'I Love You A Thousand Ways'
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| Old 'Hank And Lefty' raised my country soul
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| Old 'Hank And Lefty' raised my country soul |