| While I was hunting wild turkey and sippin' on Jim Beam
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| Well, I walked up on something like I’d never seen
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| So deep in the woods where I thought I was alone
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| Stood a structure where something or someone called home
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| I saw a shotgun and a guitar and a six-pack of beer
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| A sign on the front door said,"Guess, who lives here"
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| An old red bone hound that looked older than time
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| And an old man that’s sure he was only twenty-nine
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| And I swear he looked just like ole Hank
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| I wouldn’t bet a wooden nickel that he ain’t
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| I got goose bumps and dizzy and felt kinda faint
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| I think I’ve been talking to Hank
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| He said,"I've played that old guitar in a drifting country band
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| Played coast to coast and a few foreign lands"
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| He said,"Some crowds are big and some crowds are small
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| Somehow I hope, I let 'em know I loved them all"
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| I said, «You're mighty skinny», and he said,"Would you believe
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| That it only took one woman to do this to me?"
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| But you know you better get your hat, son, get on out of the way
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| When they start hating love and start lovin' to hate
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| I swear he looked just like ole Hank
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| I wouldn’t bet a wooden nickel that he ain’t
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| I got goose bumps and dizzy and felt kinda faint
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| I think I’ve been talking to Hank
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| Well, I swear he looked just like ole Hank
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| I wouldn’t bet a wooden nickel that he ain’t
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| I got goose bumps and dizzy and felt kinda faint
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| WelI, I think I’ve been talking to Hank
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| Oh Lord, I feel like we’ve been talking up ole Hank |