21st Century Honky Tonk American Band - Midland

Get off the bus

The band and the boys and me

Yesterday it was Denver

Tonight it’s Memphis, Tennessee

Runnin' off of cocaine

Couple hours of sleep

Can’t remember all the halls

'Cause they look the same to me

Just out here makin' a livin'

With this six-string in my hand

And this 21st century honky tonk American band

Play just about anywhere

Draw in on down on a map

Different scene, the same old jeans

The same old pussy cats

Tell momma I miss her

And I’ll be back one day

I don’t think old Waylon Jennings

Woulda even done it this way

Just out here makin' a livin'

Tryna pay the record company man

And this 21st century honky tonk American band

And the wheels keep rollin' on and on

And I hear them moanin' that lonesome song

Ever since Hank sang to me

I knew I was born to be in a

21st century honky tonk American band

Little girl in Tallahassee said

Boy can I please ya

We balled all night long

And I woke up with amnesia

Hey, baby, what’s your name

I’ll call you if I can

But I’m in a 21st century honky tonk American band

And the wheels keep rollin' on and on

And I hear them moanin' that lonesome song

Ever since Hank sang to me

I knew I was born to be in a

21st century honky tonk American band

And I feel like going home

I could sure use me a sunny day

And I know I’ve been away too long

'Cause I’m the same but they’ve all changed