Biography:
Angaleena Loletta McCoy Presley (born September 1, 1976) is an American country music singer-songwriter. She is a member of the female country trio Pistol Annies.
Angaleena Presley was born in Martin County, Kentucky, and raised in Beauty, Kentucky. Her father Jimmy Presley, Sr., is a retired coal miner and her mother, Cathy Presley (née McCoy), is a retired school teacher. At age 15, her father taught her how to play her first song on his guitar, Mama Tried by Merle Haggard.
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Tear this poor house down
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When you know how to build it back
Am Am
Hammer and nails between your heart and your hometown
Am E D Am
So you can carry this country on your back
C
Mama flew the Keds sign
C
On the back of my little white shoes
E
Daddy never crossed the picket line
E
It was hard but we made it through
G
Only had one little pair of stonewashed jeans
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With a label on the back
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I'm a product of the never give up
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American Middle Class
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Tear this poor house down
Am E Am
When you know how to build it back
Am Am
Hammer and nails between your heart and your hometown
Am E D Am
So you can carry this country on your back
C
Got my education at a school they could afford
E
Scholarships went to the rich and the grants went to the poor
G
So I stood behind a little downtown bar
G
For spending money, books and gas
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To be a certified member of the work too much
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American Middle Class
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Now daddy can't get his pension or social security
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Worked thirty damn years in a coal mine
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Feeding welfare families
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Struggle hard and hide it well
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Sure ain't rich and you sure as hell
D
Ain't poor enough to get one little break
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'Cause everything would collapse
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Without the hardworking, God-loving, members of
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The American Middle Class
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Tear this poor house down
Am E Am
When you know how to build it back
Am Am
Hammer and nails between your heart and your hometown
Am E D Am
So you can carry this country on your back
Am
Tear this poor house down
Am E Am
When you know how to build it back
Am Am
Hammer and nails between your heart and your hometown
Am E D Am
So you can carry this country on your back
C
Mama flew the Keds sign
C
On the back of my little white shoes
E
Daddy never crossed the picket line
E
It was hard but we made it through
G
Only had one little pair of stonewashed jeans
G
With a label on the back
D
I'm a product of the never give up
E Am
American Middle Class
Am
Tear this poor house down
Am E Am
When you know how to build it back
Am Am
Hammer and nails between your heart and your hometown
Am E D Am
So you can carry this country on your back
C
Got my education at a school they could afford
E
Scholarships went to the rich and the grants went to the poor
G
So I stood behind a little downtown bar
G
For spending money, books and gas
D
To be a certified member of the work too much
E Am
American Middle Class
Am
Now daddy can't get his pension or social security
Am
Worked thirty damn years in a coal mine
Am
Feeding welfare families
Am
Struggle hard and hide it well
Am
Sure ain't rich and you sure as hell
D
Ain't poor enough to get one little break
D
'Cause everything would collapse
G
Without the hardworking, God-loving, members of
E Am
The American Middle Class
Am
Tear this poor house down
Am E Am
When you know how to build it back
Am Am
Hammer and nails between your heart and your hometown
Am E D Am
So you can carry this country on your back
