Karaoké I Need a Bar The Reeves Brothers

You've held me back and kept me down from gettin' high out on the town but the more I think

The life I used to lead is quickly comin' back to me and I could use a drink

This just ain't my style and it's been more than a while since I haven't been in bed by nine to get back up at eight

I wasn't built for nine-to-five

It's time for me to say goodbye and find some hell to raise

I'm goin', goin', gone

I need a place where they play country songs

And keep the doors wide open until dawn

You've kept me cold but I want hotter

I need whiskey in my water

Lord it's been too long

I need a woman in tight-fittin' jeans

A dancefloor where

I've got the means

To spin her 'round in circles to the sound of steel guitar

I need Jennings, Jones

Hag and Hank

On second thought I think

I need a bar

When you look out through your window in the mornin' where my truck was parked the empty space

Should remind you there ain't nothin' anymore that I adore about you

I'm someone that you should hate

I've always had a tendency to turn to whiskey remedies and when we fight in spite

I go against each word you say

You thought you'd fixed a broken man

I wound up right where I began and now you feel betrayed

I'm goin', goin', gone

I need a place where they play country songs

And keep the doors wide open until dawn

You've kept me cold but I want hotter

I need whiskey in my water

Lord it's been too long

I need a woman in tight-fittin' jeans

A dancefloor where

I've got the means

To spin her 'round in circles to the sound of steel guitar

I need Jennings, Jones

Hag and Hank

On second thought I think

I need a bar

Need me some Jennings, Jones

Hag and Hank

On second thought I think

I need a bar

Give me a bar