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Hank Williams Hank Jr That S How They Do It In Dixie

I was eight years old when I turned fifteen I was stealing the show Money to burn and the girls were pretty it didn't take me long to learn that I was

It's a family tradition So don't ask me Hank, why do you drink? Hank, why do you roll smoke? Why must you live out The songs that you wrote? If I'm

hang overs hurt more then they used to And corn bread and ice tea took the place of pills and ninety-proof And it seems like none of us do things quite

, that's how we do it in Dixie Whoo I love them girls man In Dixie That's how we do it in Dixie That's right, class, that's how we do it in Dixie A

' and 'Amazing Grace' Lord, I know just how they feel, you gotta get out and kick up your heels And ain't it great to be 'Livin' In The U.S.A' Me, I'

ain't a lot like Dixie I don't wanna go If Heaven ain't a lot like Dixie I'd just as soon stay home If they don't have a Grand Ole Opry Like they do

Dixie. That's how they do it in Dixie. That's right, class, that's how we do it in Dixie. Y'all, that's how we do it in Dixie. Bocephus for president

my blue jeans, I just burnt my hand Lord, it's hard to be a bachelor man I got girls that can cook, I got girls that can clean I got girls that can do

I was eight years old When I turned fifteen I was stealing the show Money to burn and the girls were pretty It didn't take me long to learn that I was