| Good southern singing was my upbringing, it was all my daddy did.
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| Bar to bar old guitar, second hand smoke what a way to live.
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| He would close his eyes, when he would harmonize,
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| And he would sing it son (sing it son).
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| Just spending that time, around him I learned to play it some.
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| Banging on a hand me down six string,
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| Out on the porch tambourine back-beat praisin' the Lord
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| Takes you back in time
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| It’s a ghost in the radio AM dial
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| Lonesome Road blues haven’t heard in a while
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| It’s a sweet sound, feelin state of mind
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| It’s in your bloodline
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| It’s in your bloodline
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| There’s a time for work and a time
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| for play until play becomes your work
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| So you sacrifice and roll the dice and hope that you get heard
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| From a couple of faces to headline stages and everything in between
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| The pay goes up and the pay goes down down but I just keep
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| Banging on a hand me down six string,
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| Out on the porch tambourine back-beat praisin' the Lord
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| Takes you back in time
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| It’s a ghost in the radio AM dial
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| Lonesome Road blues haven’t heard in a while |
| It’s a sweet sound, feelin state of mind
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| It’s in your bloodline
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| It’s in your bloodline
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| Can’t run from it, can’t put it down
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| Can’t give it up, can’t fight the sound
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| Banging on a hand me down six string,
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| Out on the porch tambourine back-beat praisin' the Lord
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| Takes you back in time
|
| It’s a ghost in the radio AM dial
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| Lonesome Road blues haven’t heard in a while
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| It’s a sweet sound, feelin state of mind
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| It’s in your bloodline
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| It’s in your bloodline |