Wake up in the mornin' light
Another day's behind me
But again tonight, you're sure gonna find me
On another stage, in another town
Singin' country songs, some I wrote on my own
And I'm mighty proud
That I got country music in my soul
I've played all fifty states and every kind of place
Since I was eight years old
I like singin' in a microphone, lookin at a crowd
Hopin' all the time that daddy'd be proud
That I got country, country music down in my soul
Eatin' in truck stops and kissin' pretty girls
Sign a lot of autographs; that's my world
Some say I'm brave, some put me down
Some even call me hillbilly, but that's kinda silly
'Cause I live downtown
But I got country music in my soul
I was raised on bluegrass and low-down blues and '56 rock and roll
I'll try to pick and sing my way into the Hall of Fame
Baby, they'll wrote Bocephus down by daddy's name
'Cause I've got country, country music down in my soul
I may be dead and gone before it happens to me
But if it ever does, I hope they all agree
That I have country, country music down in my soul
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