Biography:
Shelton Hank Williams (born December 12, 1972 in Nashville Tennesee) is an American musician. He is sometimes credited as Hank III or Hank 3.
The grandson of Hank Williams and the son of Hank Williams Jr., he spent much of his early years playing drums in metal and punk rock bands. In 1996, child support payments led Hank III to sign a contract with Music City giant Curb. Three Hanks: Men With Broken Hearts was issued shortly thereafter, which brought the voices of all three generations of Williams men together.
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Am C D Am
Way down in West Vir gina there's some people who are one of a kind.
Am C Em
They don't need nothing from nobody, 'cause they're already doin' fine.
Am C D Am
You got Hasil Adkins hunching and Mamie is raisin' hell
C Em Am
And the legend of D. Ray White will never die like a rebel yell.
C D Am
And ol' Jesco's dancin' in his daddy's shoes.
C D Am
Yea ol' Hasil's still hunchin' out them Boone county blues.
C D Am
And ol' Mamie, you know she's done some time in jail
C Em Am
And the legend of D. Ray White will never die like a rebel yell.
Break
Am C D Am
Am C Em
Am C D Am
C Em Am
Am C D Am
Bertie Mae White, She's the strongest woman that I've ever met in my life.
Am C Em
She raised over 24 of her own and had to watch her husband die.
Am C D Am
She's always fightin' hard and living off the land
C Em Am
And when she's done livin' in this world, you know the Lord's gonna take her by her hand.
C D Am
And ol' Jesco's dancin' in his daddy's shoes.
C D Am
Yea ol' Hasil's still hunchin' out them Boone county blues.
C D Am
And Mamie, you know she's still raisin' hell
C Em Am
And the legend of D. Ray White will never die like a rebel yell.
Em Am
And the legend of D. Ray White will never die like a rebel yell.
Way down in West Vir gina there's some people who are one of a kind.
Am C Em
They don't need nothing from nobody, 'cause they're already doin' fine.
Am C D Am
You got Hasil Adkins hunching and Mamie is raisin' hell
C Em Am
And the legend of D. Ray White will never die like a rebel yell.
C D Am
And ol' Jesco's dancin' in his daddy's shoes.
C D Am
Yea ol' Hasil's still hunchin' out them Boone county blues.
C D Am
And ol' Mamie, you know she's done some time in jail
C Em Am
And the legend of D. Ray White will never die like a rebel yell.
Break
Am C D Am
Am C Em
Am C D Am
C Em Am
Am C D Am
Bertie Mae White, She's the strongest woman that I've ever met in my life.
Am C Em
She raised over 24 of her own and had to watch her husband die.
Am C D Am
She's always fightin' hard and living off the land
C Em Am
And when she's done livin' in this world, you know the Lord's gonna take her by her hand.
C D Am
And ol' Jesco's dancin' in his daddy's shoes.
C D Am
Yea ol' Hasil's still hunchin' out them Boone county blues.
C D Am
And Mamie, you know she's still raisin' hell
C Em Am
And the legend of D. Ray White will never die like a rebel yell.
Em Am
And the legend of D. Ray White will never die like a rebel yell.
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