Karaoké What Do Ya Think About That Montgomery Gentry
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I heard it through the grapevine
My new neighbor don't like my big red barn
A forty seven Ford bullet holes in the door
Broke down motor in the front yard, uh
I gotta half a mind to paint a plywood sign
And nail it up on a notty pine tree
Saying I was here first this is my piece of dirt
And your rambling don't rattle me
Some people care about what other people think worry 'bout what they say
Let a little gossip coming from a loose lip ruin a perfect day
Sayin' blah blah blah just a jacking their jaws gotta let it roll off a my back
I don't give a dern what other people think what do ya think about that
I wear what I want to overalls work boots crank my music up loud
Like to sling a little mud in my four wheel drive trek it all into town
Shot a little eight ball down at the pool hall
Drink a little beer with my friends
Now don't judge me and
I won't judge you
'Cos we all get judged in the end
Some people care about what other people think worry 'bout what they say
Let a little gossip coming from a loose lip ruin a perfect day
Sayin' blah blah blah just a jacking their jaws gotta let it roll off a my back
I don't give a dern what other people think what do ya think about that
Some people care about what other people think worry 'bout what they say
Let a little gossip coming from a loose lip ruin my perfect day
Sayin' blah blah blah just a jacking their jaws gotta let it roll off a my back
I don't give a dern what other people think what do ya think about that
Say I don't give a damn what other people think what do ya think about that
Tell me what you think about that
What do ya think about that
What do ya think about that
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Rendu célèbre par Montgomery Gentry
Auteurs-Compositeurs : Anthony R Smith, Brett Jones
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