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[Verse 1]
D G D
Well Hank I never met you, but I sure heard you sing
A7
At a little bitty port down in Mississippi, you filled my heart with dreams
D G D
I got an old guitar and I learned how to sing, as you did the Lovesick Blues
A D
So Hank if you're listenin', this one just for you
[Chorus]
D
There's a little bit of Hank in me
Bm A
Cause I caught it in my voice of the radio in 'fifthy-three
D G D
And I've done your songs in the cotton fields and on coast to coast teevee
Bm A D
And every time I sing Kaw-Liga: There's a little bit o' Hank in me
[Break]
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[Verse 2]
D G D
Well I'll bet I've done Your Cheatin' Heart, at least a million times
A A7
And Hank you're still the jukebox king from A to Caroline
D G D
No, music has no boundary, it comes from the heart
A D
And where my music comes from, Hank you play the leading part
[Chorus]
D
Cause there's a little bit of Hank in me
Bm A7
Cause I caught it in my voice of the radio at 'fifthy-three
D G D
And I've done your songs in the cotton fields and on coast to coast teevee
Bm A D
And every time I sing Kaw-Liga: There's a little bit o' Hank in me
[Outro]
Bm A D
And every time I sing Kaw-Liga: There's a little bit o' Hank in me
