Biography:
Johnny Paycheck (May 31, 1938 – February 18, 2003) was a country music singer. He is most famous for covering the David Allan Coe song "Take This Job And Shove It".
Born Donald Eugene Lytle in Greenfield, Ohio, he began playing guitar by age 6 and made his first record at age 15. After a time served in the United States Navy (which included a court-martial for assault), he began performing under the name Donny Young. The singer took a job with country music star George Jones
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Other songs:
- 11 Months 29 Days
- 21 Miles To Lake Charles Prison
- Drinking And Driving
- It Won't Be Long (and I'll Be Hatin' You)
- Only Hell That Mama Ever Raise
- 11 Months And 29 Days
- A
- According To The Bible
- Armed And Crazy
- Barstool Mountain
- Billy Jack Washburn
- Black Sheep
- Cocaine Train
- Colorado Kool
- Dont Monkey With Another Monkeys Monkey
- Dont Take Her Shes All I Got
- Dont Tell My Wife
- Down At The Corner At A Bar Called Kellys
- Every Minute I Want Jesus By My Side
- Fifteen Beers
- For A Minute There
- From Here To The Door
- Galway Bay
- Georgia In A Jug
- Haven For Angels Unaware
- Heartbreak Tennessee
- Help Me Hank Im Falling
- Her Crown She Has Won
- High Heels And No Soul
- I Can See Me Loving You Again
- I Cant Hold Myself In Line
- I Cant Quit Drinkin
- I Dont Know When That Will Be
- I Got Wine On My Mind
- I Sleep With Her Memory Every Night
- I Thought Id Never Fall In Love Again
- I Want To Go Somewhere
- If You Think Youre Lonely
- Im Not Looking Back Anymore
- Im Remembering
- Im The Only Hell My Mama Ever Raised
- In Memory Of A Memory
- It Wont Be Long And Ill Be Hatin You
- Jukebox Charlie
- Keep On Loving Me
- Lets All Go Down To The River
- Lets Walk Hand In Hand
- Look What The Dog Drug In
- Love Is A Good Thing
- Love Sure Is Beautiful
- Make Me One More Memory
- Man From Bowling Green
- Man Thats Satisfied
- Motel Time Again
- Mr Lovemaker
- My Part Of Forever
- Nowhere To Run
- Old Violin
- Once Youve Had The Best
- Only Hell My Mama Ever Raised
- Only Love Can Save Us Now
- Pardon Me Ive Got Someone To Kill
- Rhythm Guitar
- Ride On Sonny
- Sharon Rae
- Shes All I Got
- Slide Off Of Your Satin Sheets
- Someone To Give My Love To
- Something About You I Love
- Take This Job And Shove It
- The Day Is Almost Over
- The Girl They Talk About
- The Old Blind Fiddler
- The Real Mr Heartache
- When I Had A Home To Go To
- Where In The World
- You Better Move On
- You Can Have Her
- You Once Lived Here
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She road a slow train to the city she was young and she was pretty
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A full grown mountain woman that had blossomed in the spring
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She took a job at waiting tables at the House of Seven Gables
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That's where she met the man from Bowling Green
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He was somewhat older with hair down on his shoulders
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And he knew how to touch a lady and he must have touched her dreams
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Sung her songs and called her baby till that country girl went crazy
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For that guitar picking man from Bowling Green
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Well he got what he was after and after that he left her
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He packed up his guitar caught a westbound train
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It was just another city where the country girls were pretty
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Easy picking for the man from Bowling Green
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Well he got what he was after and after that he left her
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He packed up his guitar caught a westbound train
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It was just another city where the country girls were pretty
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Easy picking for the man from Bowling Green
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Now her life is twisted like some West Virginia back-road
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And the House of Seven Gables has got a brand new queen
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To anyone that is buying she’ll drink to keep from crying
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For that guitar picking man from Bowling Green
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Yes she loved that guitar man from Bowling Green
She road a slow train to the city she was young and she was pretty
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A full grown mountain woman that had blossomed in the spring
C F
She took a job at waiting tables at the House of Seven Gables
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That's where she met the man from Bowling Green
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He was somewhat older with hair down on his shoulders
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And he knew how to touch a lady and he must have touched her dreams
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Sung her songs and called her baby till that country girl went crazy
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For that guitar picking man from Bowling Green
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Well he got what he was after and after that he left her
C G7
He packed up his guitar caught a westbound train
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It was just another city where the country girls were pretty
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Easy picking for the man from Bowling Green
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Well he got what he was after and after that he left her
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He packed up his guitar caught a westbound train
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It was just another city where the country girls were pretty
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Easy picking for the man from Bowling Green
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Now her life is twisted like some West Virginia back-road
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And the House of Seven Gables has got a brand new queen
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To anyone that is buying she’ll drink to keep from crying
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For that guitar picking man from Bowling Green
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Yes she loved that guitar man from Bowling Green
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