Honky Tonk Hall Of Fame

Honky Tonk Hall Of Fame - George Strait

Lyrics by：Chris Stapleton/Jameson Clark/Timothy James

Composed by：Chris Stapleton/Jameson Clark/Timothy James

Produced by：Chuck Ainlay/George Strait/Tony Brown

Well if I go down in history

I'll owe it to this misery

From all the lies you told to me

And this poor ol' heart you broke

Now people they might walk on by

And never even recognize

That I'm a legend in disguise

Not just your average Joe

You'll probably find a picture of me sippin' on my liquor

If you look up a world class fool

And I'll say it once again

I'm the best that's ever been

At drinkin' doubles up on this stool

Well go on you can shake my hand

'Cause everybody's gonna know my name

When they hang my star behind the bar

At the Honky Tonk Hall of Fame

Wow

Now see those bottles in a line

And every one's a friend of mine

And we have us a real good time in spite of all the pain

But bein' famous has a price

There's smoke and mirrors and neon lights

I'm livin' proof that lonely nights can drive a man insane

You'll probably find a picture of me sippin' on my liquor

If you look up a world class fool

And I'll say it once again I'm the best that's ever been

At drinkin' doubles up on this stool

Well go on you can shake my hand

'Cause everybody's gonna know my name

When they hang my star behind the bar

At the Honky Tonk Hall of Fame

Well you'll probably find a picture of me sippin' on my liquor

If you look up a world class fool

And I'll say it once again I'm the best that's ever been

At drinkin' doubles up on this stool

Well go on you can shake my hand

'Cause everybody's gonna know my name

When they hang my star behind the bar

At the Honky Tonk Hall of Fame

Yeah they'll hang our stars behind the bar

At the Honky Tonk Hall of Fame

Aw yeah

Cheers brother