Karaoké Let the Country Music Play Locash & Parmalee

Mama kept the radio in the kitchen

Whatever she was playin' man, I was listenin'

I was diggin' in the dirt singin', diggin' up bones

Hearin' all about whiskey and them honky-tonks

Been a jukebox junkie since I was a kid

Now there ain't no wonder why I sing like this

If you like old Shenandoah a little haggard and Hank

If you should've been a cowboy

If your heart achy breaks

If you like cranking

Chattahoochie when you're out on the lake

Bring me Two Pina Coladas

Let that country music play like it did back in the day

When I was ten years old

I done started a band

When I turned sixteen

I was a pickup man

Playing Waylon and Willie

Little Dolly and Kenny

Dream about making it in Music City

So if you're in here tonight

We gonna party like it's nineteen ninety-five

If you like old Shenandoah

A little haggard and Hank

If you should've been a cowboy

If your heart achy breaks

If you like cranking

Chattahoochie when you're out on the lake

Bring me Two Pina Coladas

Let that country music play like it did back in the day

If you like old Alabama

A little Jackson and Strait

If you grew up on Shania

If you need a little Faith

If you're boot scootin' on the dance floor like Kix and Ronnie in the day

Bring me Two Pina Coladas

And let that country music play like it did back in the day

If you like old Shenandoah a little haggard and Hank

Bring me Two Pina Coladas

And let that country music play like it did back in the day