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Johnny Horton Lyrics
His songs can be a beautiful love story, historical in nature or a novelty song, Johnny was the writer for many of these classics. We have a good selection of Johnny Horton lyrics with chords as well as for many other older country artists. We specialize in the good stuff, songs. Johnny Horton died early in his career in an automobile accident, but left us with a legacy of his great songs. Johnny was an avid fisherman and loved it almost as much as singing. We will always appreciate the music he left us with to enjoy as well as playing and singing it ourselves.
These country classic song lyrics are the property of the respective artist, authors and labels, they are intended solely for educational purposes and private study only. The chords provided are my interpretation and their accuracy is not guaranteed. Whether you’re an accomplished guitar player or a beginner, playing and singing these great old country songs are very entertaining. For us less gifted players, most of these songs have simple chords and are not difficult to play. It’s not about how good you are, it’s about enjoying music every way you can. All you have to do is make the effort to learn a few chords and you can add an element of pleasure to your life, it's amazing what a stress reliever it can be. It's a great hobby!!
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Johnny Horton Lyrics All for the Love of a Girl All Grownup Battle of New Orleans Big Wheels Rolling Counterfeit Love Don't Use My Heart For A Stepping Stone Empty Bed Blues Everytime I'm Kissing You First Train Heading South Honky Tonk Hardwood Floors Honky Tonk Man I Don't Like I Did Before I'll Do It Every Time I'm a One Woman Man I'm Coming Home I'm Ready If You're Willing Johnny Reb Let's Take The Long Way Home North To Alaska Mr. Moonlight Ole Slew Foot O'Leary's Cow Sugar Coated Baby Take It Like A Man Tetched In The Head The Electrified Donkey The Mansion You Stole When it's Springtime in Alaska Whispering Pines Wise To The Ways Of A Woman Words You Don't Move Me Anymore
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