Hillbilly Hell

Bob McDill / Wayland Holyfield

My friends and my mother they all like my songs
They said boy Nashville is where you belong
And I agreed the music world probably needed me
Well Music City here I am but I don't think anybody gives a damn
In the cold cold heart of Tennessee there's ten thousand dreamers just like me
With a song and a guitar and a message to tell come to find heaven in hillbilly hell

Another day a watchin' the Cadillacs go past
Writin' songs in my head while I'm a pumpin' gas
Eatin' beans and wearin' jeans and sleepin' in my car
I hope the folks back home will understand it's gonna take a little longer than I planned
Yeah in the cold cold heart of Tennessee...

Trivia about the song Hillbilly Hell by Bobby Bare

When was the song “Hillbilly Hell” released by Bobby Bare?
The song Hillbilly Hell was released in 1977, on the album “Me And McDill”.
Who composed the song “Hillbilly Hell” by Bobby Bare?
The song “Hillbilly Hell” by Bobby Bare was composed by Bob McDill and Wayland Holyfield.

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