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[Verse 1]
G C
Well I was raised on a diet of No-Doz, donuts, an' diesel emissions,
D G
Listenin' to wrinkled old men dronin' on about the weather and road conditions.
G C
Stayin' five miles ahead of whatever's behind, wonderin' where I went wrong.
D G
And the strange city signs start to sound like rhymes in a never-ending song.
[Chorus]
N.C. D G
Just a one-horse town, no motel or bar
D G
Just a wax museum, of dead HEE-HAW stars
D G C
You don't look in a mirror, when you're cold and mean
D G
Well I was stranded outside Tater Knob, with just a Juggs magazine
[Verse 2]
G C
Well I was sittin' at a table in a topless bar at the end of Music Row
D G
Watchin' fat girls strip to Molly Hatchett songs, hopin' their stretch marks won't show
G C
I spent my last dime on a watered-down drink and I'm headed out for the door
D G
Before I could kick myself for comin' here, I was already back for more.
[Chorus]
N.C. D G
Just a one-horse town, no motel or bar
D G
Just a wax museum, of dead HEE-HAW stars
D G C
You don't look in a mirror, when you're cold and mean
D G
Well I was stranded outside Tater Knob, with just a Juggs magazine
[Solo]
D G D G D G C D G
[Verse 3]
G C
My ex-wife ran a whorehouse on the highway out of town,
D G
they used to give special truckers' rates before the Baptists burned it down.
G C
She had a tattoo on her inner thigh, said "if you can read this, yer too close".
D G
We used to drive five miles for the nearest cold beer and bitch about the lives we chose.
[Chorus]
N.C. D G
Just a one-horse town, no motel or bar
D G
Just a wax museum, of dead Hee-Haw stars
D G C
You don't look in a mirror, when you're cold and mean
G D G
Well I was stranded outside Tater Knob, with just a Juggs magazine
D G C
Well I was stranded outside Tater Knob, with just a Juggs magazine
[Outro]
D G
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