The Singing Star's Queen

Waylon Jennings, Bill Mack

Twinkle twinkle little star who's the greatest star what are (Waylon)

Now Waylon is a singer a record sellin' star the ladies love him and his band
Oh he sings like a bird and he plays a fine guitar
But I doubt that he's a home lovin' man
You oughta see his woman she's really a queen he buys her the finest of clothes
For you talk about beauties like none you ain't seen
When Waylon's gone she lets me know

When he's gone a singing I'm gone with his queen spreadin' his money around
But if you'll look for me and I can't be seen you'll know that Waylon's back in town

When Waylon's gone a singing I'm wearin' his suit I smoke his imported cigars
I like his woman wear out his boots I chauffeur his limousine cars
When he's making money he has to stay gone but if you should hear that he's around
Go buy his latest record or go see his show help me keep ol' Waylon out of town

When Waylon's out singing I'm gone with his queen.

Starkle starkle little twink Waylon's the greatest star I think
Bring him to your town join his fan club the journal you get the journal every year
A dollar is about all is costs don't you dare miss it come see Waylon

Trivia about the song The Singing Star's Queen by Johnny Cash

When was the song “The Singing Star's Queen” released by Johnny Cash?
The song The Singing Star's Queen was released in 1966, on the album “Everybody Loves a Nut”.
Who composed the song “The Singing Star's Queen” by Johnny Cash?
The song “The Singing Star's Queen” by Johnny Cash was composed by Waylon Jennings, Bill Mack.

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