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midland - 21st century honky tonk american band lyrics

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[verse 1]
get off the bus
the band and the boys and me
yesterday was denver
tonight it’s memphis, tennessee
runnin’ off cocaine
a couple hours of sleep
can’t remember all the halls
’cause they look the same to me
just out here making a living
with this six-string in my hand
21st century honky tonk american band

[verse 2]
play just about anywhere
draw it down on a map
a different scene, the same ol’ jeans
the same ol’ p-ssycats
tell mama i miss her
and i’ll be back one day
i don’t think ol’ waylon jennings
would’ve even done it this way
just out here making a living
trying to be a [?] man
in this 21st century honky tonk american band

[chorus]
and the wheels keep rolling on and on
and i hear them moaning a lonesome song
ever since hank sang to me
i knew i was born to be
a 21st century honky tonk american band

[verse 3]
there’s a girl in tallah-ssee
said, “boy, can i please ya?”
we boned all night long
then i woke up with amnesia
said, “hey baby, what’s your name?
i’ll call you if i can
but i’m in a 21st century honky tonk american band”

[chorus]
and the wheels keep rolling on and on
and i hear them moaning a lonesome song
ever since hank sang to me
i knew i was born to be
a 21st century honky tonk american band

[instrumental]
(let’s go to work, boys!)

[bridge]
and i feel i’m goin’ on
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

[instrumental outro]

- midland lyrics

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