I Hear The South Callin’ Me

John Bettis, R.C. Bannon

[Verse 1]
I hear the south calling me
I've been away much to long
Mason Dixon fevers won't leave me alone
The only cure I know for sure is a one way ticket home

[Verse 2]
Watermelons ripe on the vine
Catfish a nibbling on my line
Slow southern draws
And home made alcohol
I hear the south calling me

[Instrumental Break]
(I hear the south calling me)

[Verse 3]
I hear the south calling me
I've been away much to long
Big city blues sure got my soul
Keep it country bars and steel guitars
And the Dixie rock and roll

[Verse 4]
I've had those New York satins on
I'vе had my feel of it all
This time I fell for some sweet southеrn bell
I hear the south calling me
I hear the south calling me

Trivia about the song I Hear The South Callin’ Me by Hank Thompson

When was the song “I Hear The South Callin’ Me” released by Hank Thompson?
The song I Hear The South Callin’ Me was released in 1978, on the album “Brand New Hank”.
Who composed the song “I Hear The South Callin’ Me” by Hank Thompson?
The song “I Hear The South Callin’ Me” by Hank Thompson was composed by John Bettis, R.C. Bannon.

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