Song | From Hillbilly Heaven To Honky Tonk Hell |
Artist | Kenny Chesney |
Artist | George Jones |
Artist | Tracy Lawrence |
Album | I Will Stand |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Geiger, Huffman, Mullis | |
(michael huffman/woody mullis/mike geiger) | |
On a hillside in hazzard | |
Sets a new double-wide | |
God's little acre | |
Your paradise | |
A poor boy found heaven | |
With a good country girl | |
He had all he wanted | |
She was his whole world | |
But working the coal mine | |
Can wear a man down | |
He started spending | |
Too much time in town | |
He found temptation | |
Fell under it's spell | |
And hillbilly heaven | |
Went to honky tonk hell | |
From hillbilly heaven | |
To honky tonk hell | |
From a warm home fire burning | |
To a cold, cheap motel | |
And an angel is crying | |
'cause her good man fell | |
From hillbilly heaven | |
To honky tonk hell | |
Somewhere in hazzard | |
On a dark, dead-end street | |
Where whiskey and heartache | |
And old memories meet | |
He looks for salvation | |
In a bottle each night | |
And just goes on livin' | |
Though he's lost his life | |
Now there's a job in the coal mine | |
That needs to be filled | |
And a heartache in hazzard | |
That won't ever heal | |
He had it all | |
Now it's all for sale | |
And hillbilly heaven's | |
Gone to honky tonk hell | |
From hillbilly heaven | |
To honky tonk hell | |
From a warm home fire burning | |
To a cold, cheap motel | |
And an angel is crying | |
'cause her good man fell | |
From hillbilly heaven | |
To honky tonk hell | |
He's gone from hillbilly heaven | |
To honky tonk hell |
zuo ci : Geiger, Huffman, Mullis | |
michael huffman woody mullis mike geiger | |
On a hillside in hazzard | |
Sets a new doublewide | |
God' s little acre | |
Your paradise | |
A poor boy found heaven | |
With a good country girl | |
He had all he wanted | |
She was his whole world | |
But working the coal mine | |
Can wear a man down | |
He started spending | |
Too much time in town | |
He found temptation | |
Fell under it' s spell | |
And hillbilly heaven | |
Went to honky tonk hell | |
From hillbilly heaven | |
To honky tonk hell | |
From a warm home fire burning | |
To a cold, cheap motel | |
And an angel is crying | |
' cause her good man fell | |
From hillbilly heaven | |
To honky tonk hell | |
Somewhere in hazzard | |
On a dark, deadend street | |
Where whiskey and heartache | |
And old memories meet | |
He looks for salvation | |
In a bottle each night | |
And just goes on livin' | |
Though he' s lost his life | |
Now there' s a job in the coal mine | |
That needs to be filled | |
And a heartache in hazzard | |
That won' t ever heal | |
He had it all | |
Now it' s all for sale | |
And hillbilly heaven' s | |
Gone to honky tonk hell | |
From hillbilly heaven | |
To honky tonk hell | |
From a warm home fire burning | |
To a cold, cheap motel | |
And an angel is crying | |
' cause her good man fell | |
From hillbilly heaven | |
To honky tonk hell | |
He' s gone from hillbilly heaven | |
To honky tonk hell |
zuò cí : Geiger, Huffman, Mullis | |
michael huffman woody mullis mike geiger | |
On a hillside in hazzard | |
Sets a new doublewide | |
God' s little acre | |
Your paradise | |
A poor boy found heaven | |
With a good country girl | |
He had all he wanted | |
She was his whole world | |
But working the coal mine | |
Can wear a man down | |
He started spending | |
Too much time in town | |
He found temptation | |
Fell under it' s spell | |
And hillbilly heaven | |
Went to honky tonk hell | |
From hillbilly heaven | |
To honky tonk hell | |
From a warm home fire burning | |
To a cold, cheap motel | |
And an angel is crying | |
' cause her good man fell | |
From hillbilly heaven | |
To honky tonk hell | |
Somewhere in hazzard | |
On a dark, deadend street | |
Where whiskey and heartache | |
And old memories meet | |
He looks for salvation | |
In a bottle each night | |
And just goes on livin' | |
Though he' s lost his life | |
Now there' s a job in the coal mine | |
That needs to be filled | |
And a heartache in hazzard | |
That won' t ever heal | |
He had it all | |
Now it' s all for sale | |
And hillbilly heaven' s | |
Gone to honky tonk hell | |
From hillbilly heaven | |
To honky tonk hell | |
From a warm home fire burning | |
To a cold, cheap motel | |
And an angel is crying | |
' cause her good man fell | |
From hillbilly heaven | |
To honky tonk hell | |
He' s gone from hillbilly heaven | |
To honky tonk hell |