Biografia:
Doug Supernaw was born on September 26, 1960, in Bryan, Texas. His mother, a fan of country music, exposed him to acts such as George Jones and Gene Watson, by whose works he would later be influenced. Supernaw later attended college on a golfing scholarship; after dropping out of college in 1979, he briefly worked on an oil rig before serving as a musician in local bands. Doug moved to Nashville, Tennessee in 1987, where he found work as a session songwriter.
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Honky Tonkin Fool
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Red hung out at the point of tear He was a honky tonkin fool
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He was there when they brought that jukebox in Back in 1962
C G C
He was first to drop a nickel in when he danced whith his first wife
G D G
By 61 his wife was gone but that jukebox had survived
G C G
It was three plays for a quarter when I turned old enough to go
G D7
Red showed me that old Wurlitzer and son I want you to know
C G C
If you ever come up two bits short just kick it on the side
G D G
And would you do this honky tonkin fool one favor when I die
G C G
He said roll away my tombstone and put this jukebox in its place
G D7
Then make damn sure your cheatin heart is the only song it plays
C G C
I dont need no stone with fancy words this jukebox would be cool
G D G
As a perfect final tribute to a honky tonkin fool
G C G
When we heard the news me and Mr. Hughes put the jukebox in my truck
G D7
and we hauled it right down to the place where old Red had hung it up
C G C
Then I ran a short extension cord from the old caretakers shed
G D D7
Kicked the side played your cheatin heart and looked down at Red and said
G C G
Red I rolled away your tombstone and put this jukebox in its place
G D7
then I made damn sure your cheatin heart was the only song it played
C G C
You were right about that tombstone Red this jukebox sure is cool
G D G
Its the perfect final tribute to a honky tonkin fool
G D G
Yes the perfect final tribute to a honky tonkin fool
G C G
Red hung out at the point of tear He was a honky tonkin fool
G D7
He was there when they brought that jukebox in Back in 1962
C G C
He was first to drop a nickel in when he danced whith his first wife
G D G
By 61 his wife was gone but that jukebox had survived
G C G
It was three plays for a quarter when I turned old enough to go
G D7
Red showed me that old Wurlitzer and son I want you to know
C G C
If you ever come up two bits short just kick it on the side
G D G
And would you do this honky tonkin fool one favor when I die
G C G
He said roll away my tombstone and put this jukebox in its place
G D7
Then make damn sure your cheatin heart is the only song it plays
C G C
I dont need no stone with fancy words this jukebox would be cool
G D G
As a perfect final tribute to a honky tonkin fool
G C G
When we heard the news me and Mr. Hughes put the jukebox in my truck
G D7
and we hauled it right down to the place where old Red had hung it up
C G C
Then I ran a short extension cord from the old caretakers shed
G D D7
Kicked the side played your cheatin heart and looked down at Red and said
G C G
Red I rolled away your tombstone and put this jukebox in its place
G D7
then I made damn sure your cheatin heart was the only song it played
C G C
You were right about that tombstone Red this jukebox sure is cool
G D G
Its the perfect final tribute to a honky tonkin fool
G D G
Yes the perfect final tribute to a honky tonkin fool
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