Biography:
Ray Scott refers to two musicians. One is a contemporary country musician. The other was a rockabilly star from Indiana who produced classic rockabilly music in the 1950's, often with his band, the Demens or his other band, the Four Recorders. Ray Scott (Henry Raymond Scott) died in 1999.
The contemporary Ray Scott grew up outside of Semora, North Carolina. He was influenced by the farming community around him and by the country outlaw movement (Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Kris Kristofferson, Waylon Jennings, and Willie Nelson).
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[Spoken] Alright, listen up everybody. I got a little something I'd like to talk to y'all about.
Somethin' I truly enjoy...
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Drinkin' beer, out on a lake, in a big ol' boat, kickin' up a wake
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It's a good day to be anywhere, drinkin' beer
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Drinkin' beer, at the go-kart race, there ain't nothin' puts a silly grin on my face
C#7 F#
Like seein' all that dust that's flyin' in the air, drinkin' beer
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[Spoken] And, yah, furthermore, just to prove to you that I'm a multifaceted person,
There's something else that I truly enjoy doin'...
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Drinkin' beer, out plowin' corn, I got me some cold PBR stashed in the barn
C#7 F#
I love leanin' up against my old John Deere, drinkin' beer
B F#
Drinkin' beer, in a bar, singin' country songs and pickin' wild guitar
C#7 F#
Y'all feast your ears on this ol' boy right here, I'm drinkin beer (ah, tear it up)
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B F#
Ah, drinkin' beer, in a miniskirt, no not me fool, I'm talking' about the girls
C#7 F#
Look at all these sexy women up in here, drinkin beer
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[Spoken] Ya know as we grow older, we tend to change in a lot of ways.
An' I imagine at some point I'll give up my honky-tonkin' days. But I'm just about positive I'll be
B F#
Drinkin' beer, out on the porch, in a rockin' chair with a dog layin' on the floor
C#7 F#
Every now and then my ol' lady will walk out there, drinkin' beer, ha ha
C#7 F#
Yeah, when I leave this world down here I hope they all up there, drinkin' beer
[Spoken] Alright, listen up everybody. I got a little something I'd like to talk to y'all about.
Somethin' I truly enjoy...
B F#
Drinkin' beer, out on a lake, in a big ol' boat, kickin' up a wake
C#7 F#
It's a good day to be anywhere, drinkin' beer
B F#
Drinkin' beer, at the go-kart race, there ain't nothin' puts a silly grin on my face
C#7 F#
Like seein' all that dust that's flyin' in the air, drinkin' beer
F#
[Spoken] And, yah, furthermore, just to prove to you that I'm a multifaceted person,
There's something else that I truly enjoy doin'...
B F#
Drinkin' beer, out plowin' corn, I got me some cold PBR stashed in the barn
C#7 F#
I love leanin' up against my old John Deere, drinkin' beer
B F#
Drinkin' beer, in a bar, singin' country songs and pickin' wild guitar
C#7 F#
Y'all feast your ears on this ol' boy right here, I'm drinkin beer (ah, tear it up)
[SOLO] B B F# F# C#7 C#7 F#
B F#
Ah, drinkin' beer, in a miniskirt, no not me fool, I'm talking' about the girls
C#7 F#
Look at all these sexy women up in here, drinkin beer
F#
[Spoken] Ya know as we grow older, we tend to change in a lot of ways.
An' I imagine at some point I'll give up my honky-tonkin' days. But I'm just about positive I'll be
B F#
Drinkin' beer, out on the porch, in a rockin' chair with a dog layin' on the floor
C#7 F#
Every now and then my ol' lady will walk out there, drinkin' beer, ha ha
C#7 F#
Yeah, when I leave this world down here I hope they all up there, drinkin' beer
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