The Phantom of the Opry

Well I'm the Nashville Phantom
And I've been hangin' around
Saturday Night Live since 1925
When the Opry first came to town

I live in barnyards boxcars and freight yards
There ain't a honky tonk where I ain't been
Raised on goo goo bars moonshine from fruit jars
Born to lose but determined to win

I'm the phantom of the Opry
I discovered all the stars my friend
I am the spirit of country music
Keep those cards and letters comin' in

I gave Mother Maybelle her thumb pick
Carl Perkins his blue suede shoes
I taught Acuff to fiddle madе Jimmy Dickens little
And I sang Hank Williams the bluеs

I showed Grandpa Jones how to banjo
Chet could pick but I learned him to grin
I laid howdy on Minnie made Stringbean skinny
And I'd do it all over again

I'm the phantom of the Opry...

Trivia about the song The Phantom of the Opry by Jerry Reed

When was the song “The Phantom of the Opry” released by Jerry Reed?
The song The Phantom of the Opry was released in 1977, on the album “Jerry Reed Rides Again”.

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