Well, oh what a feeling
That burns down low
When you ain't got no where to turn,
Or no where to go
It makes me feel like sometimes
I'm outta control
So I'm gonna get wasted
With all my country heroes

I'm drinkin' some George Jones,
And a little bit of Coe
Haggard's easin' my misery
And Waylon's keepin' me from home
Hank's givin' me those high times
Cash is gonna sing it low
I'm here gettin' wasted
Here with my country heroes

I'm drinkin' that whiskey
Out of that glass
And if that ain't country,
Boy, you can kiss my ass
I wanna hear them old songs
Nothin' of the new
'Cause this might be the last time
I'm gonna see you

So I'm drinkin' some George Jones,
And a little bit of Coe
Haggard's easin' my misery
And Waylon's keepin' me from home
Hanks givin' me those high times
Cash is gonna sing it low
And I'm here gettin' wasted
Just like my country heroes

I'm here gettin' wasted
With all my country heroes


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Country Heroes Lyrics as written by Shelton Hank Williams Iii

Lyrics © SHELTON HANK WILLIAMS III, BMG Rights Management

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    I saw Hank III perform live for the first time last month in Philly, and what an experience that was! He's an amazing performer, and this song is simply awesome. It makes me feel as if I'm sitting at a bar right next to him, just listening to old country legends , drinking hard alcohol, trying to forget everything and just being in the moment.

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