歌词
I heard a record on the radio
It was '68 or maybe '69
In three minutes you became my hero
You sang the words that described a life like mine.
Merle Haggard, you're still my living legend
From Bakersfield to Nashville, Tennessee
As long as there is still a lonesome stranger
There'll always be a rambling man in me.
When I walk through swingin' doors,
You sing me back home.
When they're walking on the fightin' side of me.
When I get that ramblin' fever
From the misery and gin
You take me back to the bar rooms again
Hey Hag, you old Okie from Muskogee
Sing me back home through those swingin' doors again.
Musical Interlude (Country Dobro)
You sang a song from Jimmy Rodgers.
Hank and Lefty's still your favorite ones of all.
Thanks to you I sang a song about Momma
And I came to hang a gold one on the wall.
When I walk through swingin' doors
You sing me back home
When they're walkin' on the fightin' side of me
When I get that ramblin' fever
From the misery and gin
You lead me back to the bar rooms again
Hey Hag, you old Okie from Muscogee
Sing me back home through those swingin' doors again
Sing me back home through those swingin' doors again.