Songs by JerryGlidewell G.


   

HILLBILLY SHAKESPEARE

  1. HILLBILLY SHAKESPEARE
    JerryGlidewell G.
    Genre: Contemporary Country/country
    Tempo: mid - driving


    Additional Notes:
    No Notes Available


    Backstory:
    powerful anthem and tribute to Hank Williams Sr.                                                                                                                                    

    Lyrics:
                                                      
    1. Now the hillbilly Shakespeare rolls into town Cadillac clapping like a thunder cloud Picking like the devil on a Martin guitar Nudie suit shining like a neon star Twistin’ them love-sick tunes King of the back wood blues CHORUS: He haunts the Opry Stage on Saturday nights Bourbon Whiskey in the air stomping out the foot lights with that Alabama twang - says it’s good to be alive in Music City (Music City) Oh the drifting cowboys kick it on in - like an old freight train T-Tot & the band Gonna rock your soul with a great big grin - shouting HEY GOOD LOOKIN’ He sings his son-on-on-ong - with that Honky Tonk mo-oh-oh-oan There’s a cry in the steel - like a lonesome whipporwill - when the music sends a chill It’s the Hill-bill-y Shakespeare - Ah Hail the Hill-billy Shakespeare 2. Kawliga sat down and he ordered up a beer Saying what’s that music that’s you’re playing in here Hank walked in the door - left the place in shock pulled out a pistol and he shot the juke box Twistin’ them love-sick tunes King of the back wood blues REPEAT CHORUS / lead TAG: He sings his song-on-on-ong - with that Honky Tonk mo-oh-oh-oan There’s a cry in the steel - like a lonesome whipporwill - when the music sends a chill It’s the Hill-bill-y Shakespeare – (Ah Hail the Hill-billy Shakespeare) Now the hillbilly Shakespeare rolls into town - Cadillac clapping like a thunder cloud


                                                                                                                                                                                        
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