Biografia:
Shelton Hank Williams (Dezembro 12, 1972) músico Americano. Tambem conhecido por Hank III.
Neto de Hank Williams, Sr. e filho de Hank Williams Jr., ambos lendas do country.
Foi também baterista de bandas punk e atualmente é baixista de bandas com Phill Anselmo (ex-Pantera).
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Outras músicas:
- Not Everybody Likes Us
- Pills I Took
- Punch Fight Fuck
- Rebel Within
- Straight To Hell
- The Legend Of D Ray White
- The Pills I Took
- 3 Shades Of Black
- 5 Shots Of Whiskey
- 7 Months 39 Days
- 87 Southbound
- Aint Broken Down
- Alone And Dying
- Atlantic City
- Broke Lovesick Driftin
- Callin Your Name
- Candidate For Suicide
- Cecil Brown
- Cocaine Blues
- Country Heroes
- Country Heros
- Crazed Country Rebel
- Devils Daughter
- Dick In Dixie
- Double A Daddy
- Drinkin Aint Hard To Do
- Drinkin Over Mama
- Even Though Im Broke
- False Hearted Lovers Blues
- Gettin Drunk And Fallin Down
- Getting Drunk And Fallin Down
- Gone But Not Forgotten
- Good Hearted Woman
- Gutter Town
- Hang On
- Held Up
- Honky Tonk Girls
- I Could Never Be Ashamed Of You
- I Dont Know
- Im A Long Gone Daddy
- Im The Only Hell Momma Ever Raised
- Little Bit Of Smoke A Whole Lotta Wine
- Lonesome For You
- Long Gone Lonesome Blues
- Lookin For A Mountain
- Lord Take My Pain
- Louisiana Stripes
- Low Down
- Me And My Friends
- Mississippi Mud
- Moonshiners Life
- My Drinking Problem
- My Hearts Been Broke Too Long
- Nighttime Ramblin Kind Of Man
- Okie From Muskogee
- On My Own
- One Horse Town
- Pff
- Ray Lawrence Jr
- Six Pack Of Beer
- Smoke And Wine
- Sweet Little Lies
- The Devils Movin In
- The Things We Used To Do
- The Wind Blew Cold
- Them Pills I Took
- Things You Do To Me
- Thrown Out Of The Bar
- Thunderstorms And Neon Signs
- Trashville
- Up In Smoke
- Walkin With Sorrow
- Wanted Man
- What Did Love Ever Do To You
- Whats His Name
- Whiskey Weed And Women
- Why Dont You Leave Me Alone
- Wreck Of The Old 97
- You Win Again
- Your Cheating Heart
- Youre Gonna Change
- Youre The Reason
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Sittin' in the bayou country,
just me and my fishin' line
I raised a lot of hell and I hollered,
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sippin' on that Georgia moonshine
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Well, I know how to have a damn good time
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And I take my shots
straight out of the jug
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and I like to get pure drunk
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in that Mississippi mud
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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
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and we'll drink our selves completely blind
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Then we'll rock on down the line
D
And I take my shots
straight out of the jug
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and I like to do a little dance
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in that Mississippi mud
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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,
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but a Tennessee woman took his life
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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
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in that Mississippi mud
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And I take my shots
straight out of the jug
C
and I like to do a little dance
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in that Mississippi mud
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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
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