Way Down in My Soul

I could never get enough of Teddy and Doyle

Johnny and Jack or 'ol Buck and Roy

HeeHaw kept me in stitches, Hagars in girly britches

George had a drinkin' problem, Kris had Rita, Johnny had June

Porter sang a damn good gospel, ET died way to soon

He'd waltz across Texas, I'd walk the floor over you

Tom T told a good story and Dolly had big hits too

Sad thing about country music, it changed some time ago

But it left a mark deep in my heart, way down in my soul

'Ol Hank told about railroad trains

Boxcar sang a hobos dream

No-0ne ever wrote about a codger, quite like Jimmie Rodgers

Tell whisperin' Bill to please speak up, Red Sovine drove a semi truck

Willie might have to be crazy, ya know he bought a little town called Luck

Gone is Leftys lady, through Merles swingin' doors

Tom T told a good story, Dollys in a movie 'bout whores

Sad thing about country music, it changed sometime ago

But it left a mark deep in my heart, way down in my soul

Sad thing about country music, it's more like hip-hop rock and roll

But it left a mark deep in my heart, way down in my soul