Honky Tonkin' and White Trash Women
By James Hyland
Written By James Hyland
CD: Place I Call Home
Tabbed By Larry Mofle
rmofle at satx.rr.com
11/26/2004


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I headed out about an hour ago
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Things got me drinking, thinking about you got me stoned
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I work the day shift just to come home to you at night
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I try to get a little loving, but all you ever want to do is fightstyle='font-size:1px;color:#ffffff;'>
 
I headed out to exit 109
A honky tonk playing music loud, I think all the women are fine
Now I don't live for much between Whiskey and Gin
Just honky tonkin' and white trash women


Chorus:
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Honky tonkin and white trash women
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The two things that made my life worth living
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But what's a poor boy to do
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That's how I met you and now
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You're telling me we're through

Lead

I left you at home to sit alone and call me dirty names
I step inside this honky tonk, well I'm alone but I don't feel no pain
These women, they ain't impressed by your gold or your diamond ring
I grab the nearest girl by the arm, and I'll show her how to swing

Chorus