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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Other songs:
- Not Everybody Likes Us
- Pills I Took
- Punch Fight Fuck
- Rebel Within
- Straight To Hell
- The Legend Of D Ray White
- The Pills I Took
- 3 Shades Of Black
- 5 Shots Of Whiskey
- 7 Months 39 Days
- 87 Southbound
- Aint Broken Down
- Alone And Dying
- Atlantic City
- Broke Lovesick Driftin
- Callin Your Name
- Candidate For Suicide
- Cecil Brown
- Cocaine Blues
- Country Heroes
- Country Heros
- Crazed Country Rebel
- Devils Daughter
- Dick In Dixie
- Double A Daddy
- Drinkin Aint Hard To Do
- Drinkin Over Mama
- Even Though Im Broke
- False Hearted Lovers Blues
- Gettin Drunk And Fallin Down
- Getting Drunk And Fallin Down
- Gone But Not Forgotten
- Good Hearted Woman
- Gutter Town
- Hang On
- Held Up
- Honky Tonk Girls
- I Could Never Be Ashamed Of You
- I Dont Know
- Im A Long Gone Daddy
- Im The Only Hell Momma Ever Raised
- Little Bit Of Smoke A Whole Lotta Wine
- Lonesome For You
- Long Gone Lonesome Blues
- Lookin For A Mountain
- Lord Take My Pain
- Louisiana Stripes
- Low Down
- Me And My Friends
- Mississippi Mud
- Moonshiners Life
- My Drinking Problem
- My Hearts Been Broke Too Long
- Nighttime Ramblin Kind Of Man
- Okie From Muskogee
- On My Own
- One Horse Town
- Pff
- Ray Lawrence Jr
- Six Pack Of Beer
- Smoke And Wine
- Sweet Little Lies
- The Devils Movin In
- The Things We Used To Do
- The Wind Blew Cold
- Them Pills I Took
- Things You Do To Me
- Thrown Out Of The Bar
- Thunderstorms And Neon Signs
- Trashville
- Up In Smoke
- Walkin With Sorrow
- Wanted Man
- What Did Love Ever Do To You
- Whats His Name
- Whiskey Weed And Women
- Why Dont You Leave Me Alone
- Wreck Of The Old 97
- You Win Again
- Your Cheating Heart
- Youre Gonna Change
- Youre The Reason
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Hanks guitar is tuned down half a step, so if you want to play along in normal tuning play "F# B C# F#".
[Intro]
G C D G (x2)
[Verse 1]
G C D G
A moonshiner's life is a hell of a life when you got those moonshiner's blues
G C
Yeah you're always on the run and can't trust no one
D G
When you're making that good ol' mountain dew
G C
A moonshiner's life is a hell of a life
D G
When you ain't got nothing to lose.
G C
Late in the night, when that moon is shining bright,
D G
He'll be working on a batch for you.
[Instrumental]
G C D G (x4)
[Verse 2]
G C
Well a moonshiner's life is a damn good life
D G
'Cause he ain't got no big city blues
G C
yeah he's living off the land and don't need Uncle Sam
D G
To help him make it through
G C
A moonshiner's life is a hell of a life
D G
When he's fighting the law for his booze
G C
Late in the night, when that moon is shining bright,
D G
He'll be bringing a batch to you
[Instrumental]
G C D G (x2)
[Bridge]
G
He had those east Tennessee moonshiner's blues
C G
He had those those east Tennessee Cocke county jailhouse blues
D G
He got popped with nine hundred gallon and I'm sure they took snort or two
G
He had those east Tennessee moonshiner's blues
C G
He had those east Tennessee Cocke county jailhouse blues
D G
He got popped with nine hundred gallons and I'm sure they took a snort or two
[Outro]
G
Marv got popped in '74 and 1985 and the last 10 years
C
He got popped twice when he was still alive and he was 61
G
He was 61 and still making runs!
D G
His name was Popcorn Sutton, a true moonshiner from Day One
D G G
His name was Popcorn Sutton and he made moonshine till he's gone
[Intro]
G C D G (x2)
[Verse 1]
G C D G
A moonshiner's life is a hell of a life when you got those moonshiner's blues
G C
Yeah you're always on the run and can't trust no one
D G
When you're making that good ol' mountain dew
G C
A moonshiner's life is a hell of a life
D G
When you ain't got nothing to lose.
G C
Late in the night, when that moon is shining bright,
D G
He'll be working on a batch for you.
[Instrumental]
G C D G (x4)
[Verse 2]
G C
Well a moonshiner's life is a damn good life
D G
'Cause he ain't got no big city blues
G C
yeah he's living off the land and don't need Uncle Sam
D G
To help him make it through
G C
A moonshiner's life is a hell of a life
D G
When he's fighting the law for his booze
G C
Late in the night, when that moon is shining bright,
D G
He'll be bringing a batch to you
[Instrumental]
G C D G (x2)
[Bridge]
G
He had those east Tennessee moonshiner's blues
C G
He had those those east Tennessee Cocke county jailhouse blues
D G
He got popped with nine hundred gallon and I'm sure they took snort or two
G
He had those east Tennessee moonshiner's blues
C G
He had those east Tennessee Cocke county jailhouse blues
D G
He got popped with nine hundred gallons and I'm sure they took a snort or two
[Outro]
G
Marv got popped in '74 and 1985 and the last 10 years
C
He got popped twice when he was still alive and he was 61
G
He was 61 and still making runs!
D G
His name was Popcorn Sutton, a true moonshiner from Day One
D G G
His name was Popcorn Sutton and he made moonshine till he's gone
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