Biography:
Rhett Akins (born October 13, 1969 in Valdosta, Georgia) is a country singer and songwriter. He reached the peak of his popularity during the mid-1990s. His biggest hits were "That Ain't My Truck" (No. 3, 1995) and "Don't Get Me Started" (his lone No. 1 song from 1996).
Rhett Akins had a band by the time he was eleven. In 1992, he moved to Nashville to follow his dream of becoming a country music star. He received a record deal from Decca Records after they heard a few of his demos.
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Other songs:
- A Thousand Memories
- Aint That Just Like A Woman
- Beer With Jesus
- Better Than It Used To Be
- Carolina Line
- Dont Get Me Started
- Down South
- Dream The Rest
- Drivin My Life Away
- Drivin My Life Away With Intro Tab
- Friends With Tractors
- Grandaddys Gun
- Happy As We Wanna Be
- Heart To Heart
- Hung Up
- I Brake For Brunettes
- I Love The Women My Momma Cant Stand
- If Heaven Wasnt So Far Away
- If That Dont Get You
- If That Dont Get You Nothing Will
- Im Finding Out
- In Your Love
- Katy Brought My Guitar Back
- Katy Brought My Guitar Back Today
- Kiss My Country Ass
- Livin Not Lovin You
- Me Being Me
- Middle Of Nowhere
- More Than Everything
- Must Be Livin Right
- No Room
- Old Bird Dog
- Old Dirt Road
- Opening Day
- People Like Me
- She Said Yes
- Shes Got Everything Money Cant Buy
- Somebody Knew
- That Aintt My Truck
- That Girl
- Those Hands
- What Theyre Talking About
- Where Angels Live
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intro G Cadd9 G Cadd9
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Well the grass grows greener down south
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and the tea is sweeter down south
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the girls are tanner down in lower alabama
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we got them georgia peaches down south
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way down south
they're brewing white lighning down south
and the fish they're always biting down south
the joints are juking and the soul food's cooking
we get down on some grits down south
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Please play dixie when i die
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lay me down neath that mason dixon line
we drink from dixie cups down south
and we'll sure jack up a truck down south
football's a religion and mama's always in the kitchen
thats just the way it is down south
well we got them crazy cajuns down south
dont you feed them alligators down south
you better watch your mouth when a woman comes around
we love our southern belles down south
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please play dixie when i die
lay me down neath a big ole georgia pine
well i was born and raised down south
and im sure nough gonna stay down south
write my name in stone when you bury all my bones
im gonna rest in peace down south
down south
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