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Brooks & Dunn ~ Redneck Rhythm & Blues


(ronnie dunn/kim williams) Well good god o'mighty this week's been two months long Lord i love to hear that friday five o'clock whistle moan As the moon comes up and the sun goes down Put the juice to my truck i head into town Get it on and go to groovin' to the redneck rhythm & blues Life ain't all hard knocks a quarter in the jukebox Turn it on and set 'em up joe Songs about a workin' man blarin' from a bandstand Is music to a country boy's soul Call me the underdog of overtime I stay broke all the time Gotta pay the eight to five dues Well i'm hillbilly hardcore Son i'm a sucker for the redneck rhythm & blues There's nothing worse than the rattle and roll of empty cans Bouncin' around in the bed of my truck Boy i'm a thirsty man Five hot long miles to the waterin' hole I got the pedal to the metal singin' go cat go Aw a cool one is a cure for the redneck rhythm & blues Life ain't all hard knocks a quarter in the jukebox Turn it on and set 'em up joe Songs about a workin' man blarin' from a bandstand Is music to a country boy's soul Call me the underdog of overtime I stay broke all the time Got to pay the eight to five dues Well, i'm hillbilly hardcore Son i'm a sucker for the redneck rhythm & blues Life ain't all hard knocks a quarter in the jukebox Turn it on and set 'em up joe Songs about a workin' man blarin' from a bandstand Is music to a country boy's soul Call me the underdog of overtime I stay broke all the time Got to pay the eight to five dues Well, i'm hillbilly hardcore Son i'm a sucker for the redneck rhythm & blues Yeah i'm hillbilly hardcore Son i'm a sucker for the redneck rhythm & blues more free lyrics

(ronnie dunn/kim williams)

Well good god o'mighty this week's been two months long
Lord i love to hear that friday five o'clock whistle moan
As the moon comes up and the sun goes down
Put the juice to my truck i head into town
Get it on and go to groovin' to the redneck rhythm & blues

Life ain't all hard knocks a quarter in the jukebox
Turn it on and set 'em up joe
Songs about a workin' man blarin' from a bandstand
Is music to a country boy's soul
Call me the underdog of overtime
I stay broke all the time
Gotta pay the eight to five dues
Well i'm hillbilly hardcore
Son i'm a sucker for the redneck rhythm & blues

There's nothing worse than the rattle and roll of empty cans
Bouncin' around in the bed of my truck
Boy i'm a thirsty man
Five hot long miles to the waterin' hole
I got the pedal to the metal singin' go cat go
Aw a cool one is a cure for the redneck rhythm & blues

Life ain't all hard knocks a quarter in the jukebox
Turn it on and set 'em up joe
Songs about a workin' man blarin' from a bandstand
Is music to a country boy's soul
Call me the underdog of overtime
I stay broke all the time
Got to pay the eight to five dues
Well, i'm hillbilly hardcore
Son i'm a sucker for the redneck rhythm & blues

Life ain't all hard knocks a quarter in the jukebox
Turn it on and set 'em up joe
Songs about a workin' man blarin' from a bandstand
Is music to a country boy's soul
Call me the underdog of overtime
I stay broke all the time
Got to pay the eight to five dues
Well, i'm hillbilly hardcore
Son i'm a sucker for the redneck rhythm & blues
Yeah i'm hillbilly hardcore
Son i'm a sucker for the redneck rhythm & blues

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