Karaoké Twang George Strait

When I get off of work on Friday after workin' like a dog all week

I go to meet the boys for a cold one at a little joint up the street

They got a jukebox in the corner full of old country tunes

Feed it five dollars worth of quarters is the first thing I always do

'Cos I need a little twang a little hillbilly bendin' on some guitar strings

Some peddle steel whinin' like a whistle of an old freight train

To get that foot stompin' honky tonkin' feelin' flowin' through my veins

I need a little twang, twang, twang

Well I like a lot of kinds of music

I try to keep an open mind

Dependin' on the mood to strike me if I'm gonna stay 'til closin' time

So when I wanna lift my spirits to get me feelin' worth a dang

I know I'm gonna have to hear it 'cos I gotta have some Hank to hang

'Cos I need a little twang a little hillbilly bendin' on some guitar strings

Some peddle steel whinin' like a whistle of an old freight train

To get that foot stompin' honky tonkin' feelin' flowin' through my veins

I need a little twang

I need a little twang a little hillbilly bendin' on some guitar strings

Some peddle steel whinin' like a whistle of an old freight train

To get that foot stompin' honky tonkin' feelin' flowin' through my veins

I need a little twang, twang, twang

I need a little twang, twang, twang