Biography:
Shelton Hank Williams (born December 12, 1972 in Nashville Tennesee) is an American musician. He is sometimes credited as Hank III or Hank 3.
The grandson of Hank Williams and the son of Hank Williams Jr., he spent much of his early years playing drums in metal and punk rock bands. In 1996, child support payments led Hank III to sign a contract with Music City giant Curb. Three Hanks: Men With Broken Hearts was issued shortly thereafter, which brought the voices of all three generations of Williams men together.
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G|----------------| then strum 'G' three times, repeat four times
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A|----------------|
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G
Sittin' in the bayou country,
just me and my fishin' line
I raised a lot of hell and I hollered,
C
sippin' on that Georgia moonshine
G
Well, I know how to have a damn good time
D
And I take my shots
straight out of the jug
C
and I like to get pure drunk
G
in that Mississippi mud
G
Well lets throw us a little party baby,
I'll call a few friends of mine
We'll dance all night till the sun comes up
C
and we'll drink our selves completely blind
G
Then we'll rock on down the line
D
And I take my shots
straight out of the jug
C
and I like to do a little dance
G
in that Mississippi mud
G
Well, I was raised by an awful alligator
he taught me how to walk the line
He used to deal cards from the bottom of the deck,
C
but a Tennessee woman took his life
G
But he sure gave me some damn good advice
D
And I take my shots
straight out of the jug
C
and I like to get pure drunk
G
in that Mississippi mud
D
And I take my shots
straight out of the jug
C
and I like to do a little dance
G
in that Mississippi mud
B|----------------|
G|----------------| then strum 'G' three times, repeat four times
D|----------------|
A|----------------|
G|---0-2-3--------|
G
Sittin' in the bayou country,
just me and my fishin' line
I raised a lot of hell and I hollered,
C
sippin' on that Georgia moonshine
G
Well, I know how to have a damn good time
D
And I take my shots
straight out of the jug
C
and I like to get pure drunk
G
in that Mississippi mud
G
Well lets throw us a little party baby,
I'll call a few friends of mine
We'll dance all night till the sun comes up
C
and we'll drink our selves completely blind
G
Then we'll rock on down the line
D
And I take my shots
straight out of the jug
C
and I like to do a little dance
G
in that Mississippi mud
G
Well, I was raised by an awful alligator
he taught me how to walk the line
He used to deal cards from the bottom of the deck,
C
but a Tennessee woman took his life
G
But he sure gave me some damn good advice
D
And I take my shots
straight out of the jug
C
and I like to get pure drunk
G
in that Mississippi mud
D
And I take my shots
straight out of the jug
C
and I like to do a little dance
G
in that Mississippi mud
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