Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Moe Bandy
Canonical path: /moe-bandy/blue-collar-holler
Related lyric paths: 6
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Blue Collar Holler
Read Blue Collar Holler lyrics by Moe Bandy on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Blue Collar Holler
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It’s been too long since morning but it’s almost quittin’ time
My mind’s down on the corner where I kick back and unwind
I start with happy hour and I don’t leave till eight
I always drag in feeling tired but I walk out feeling great
Down at Blue Collar Holler where we all congregate
It’s football talk and cuss the boss and everyone relates
It’s two beers for the price of one until they start the band
Down at Blue Collar Holler they love the working man
Steel guitars and fiddles cowboy boots and jeans
American as apple pie and that’s good enough for me
There’s girls who come to hear the band and those who come to dance
Quiet ones that play it safe and those who’ll take a chance
Down at Blue Collar Holler they love the working man
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Moe Bandy performs "Blue Collar Holler", and this lyric page sits inside the Moe Bandy catalog on LyroVerse.
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