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Artist: Marshall Tucker Band
Canonical path: /marshall-tucker-band/hillbilly-band
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hillbilly band
Read Hillbilly band lyrics by Marshall Tucker Band on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hillbilly band
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Gatta get home before the sun goes down
Gatta go listen to my favorite sound
It's a hillbilly fiddle and an ol' guitar
Cousin stanely on a corn liquor jar
Sometimes I stay up late at night
A little moonshine whiskey and everything's alright
You'll probably get stuck, ya don't know where ya are
As you stomp your feet to a country guitar
refrain:
You can have fun I'm tellin' you can
When you stomp your feet to a hillbilly band
Everynight just where I go
I grab me a lady and I dose E doe
Ain't nuthin' in this world I'd rather do
Then to guitar pick some country blues
I'm gonna do a little chicken pickin'
I'm gonna do a little chicken pickin'
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