Biography:
Laura Jean Reese Witherspoon (born March 22, 1976) is an American actress best known for her roles in Legally Blonde and Walk the Line.
She has garnered critical praise and awards for her turn as June Carter Cash in Walk the Line. Before her death in 2003, Carter Cash personally selected Witherspoon to play her. Witherspoon won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress - Motion Picture Musical or Comedy, NYFCC, the FFCC, the SFFCC Award for Best Actress
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Intro]
F# Db F#
[Verse 1]
F# Db
I walked into a honkey-tonkey just the other day
F#
I dropped a nickle in the jukebox just to hear it play
Db
I didn't have no tune in mind, I didn't wait to choose
F#
Just dropped a nickle in the slot and I played the jukebox blues
[Instrumental]
F# Db F#
[Verse 2]
F#
There's a guy in there with an old tin horn
Db
And a feller on an old banjo, and the man of the fiddle
F#
He wasn't no slouch he could really drag that bow
[Instrumental]
F# Db F#
[Verse 3]
F#
Well, the man on the fiddle he must have got tired
Db
I didn't hear him say, 'cause he cut loose on the steel guitar
F#
And the jukebox ran away
[Instrumental]
F# Db F#
[Verse 4]
F#
And I heard something going strong
Db
It must have been a drum
Db
It gave that song a solid beat
F#
Boy it was goin' some
[Verse 4]
F# Db
I walked into a honkey-tonkey just the other day
F#
I dropped a nickle in the jukebox just to hear it play
Db
I didn't have no tune in mind, I didn't wait to choose
F#
Just dropped a nickle in the slot and I played the jukebox blues
[Instrumental]
F# Db F#
[Verse 5]
F# Db
I've played a lot of jukeboxes, most everyone in town
Db
That's the first tune I've ever heard
F#
That can make one dance around
Db
Play the jukebox blues, such a rhythm I've never heard
F#
I danced out both of my shoes
F# Db F#
[Verse 1]
F# Db
I walked into a honkey-tonkey just the other day
F#
I dropped a nickle in the jukebox just to hear it play
Db
I didn't have no tune in mind, I didn't wait to choose
F#
Just dropped a nickle in the slot and I played the jukebox blues
[Instrumental]
F# Db F#
[Verse 2]
F#
There's a guy in there with an old tin horn
Db
And a feller on an old banjo, and the man of the fiddle
F#
He wasn't no slouch he could really drag that bow
[Instrumental]
F# Db F#
[Verse 3]
F#
Well, the man on the fiddle he must have got tired
Db
I didn't hear him say, 'cause he cut loose on the steel guitar
F#
And the jukebox ran away
[Instrumental]
F# Db F#
[Verse 4]
F#
And I heard something going strong
Db
It must have been a drum
Db
It gave that song a solid beat
F#
Boy it was goin' some
[Verse 4]
F# Db
I walked into a honkey-tonkey just the other day
F#
I dropped a nickle in the jukebox just to hear it play
Db
I didn't have no tune in mind, I didn't wait to choose
F#
Just dropped a nickle in the slot and I played the jukebox blues
[Instrumental]
F# Db F#
[Verse 5]
F# Db
I've played a lot of jukeboxes, most everyone in town
Db
That's the first tune I've ever heard
F#
That can make one dance around
Db
Play the jukebox blues, such a rhythm I've never heard
F#
I danced out both of my shoes
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