G F G When it comes to real rounders, there's only oneG F G That was better than I was at havin' some funG F G Now it's true he shows grey in his beardG F D Does that mean he's history, or is he a pillar and a peerG F G This music called country, somethin' we all makeG F D No, it didn't just happen cause of the latest rageG F G Soon he was the biggest thing to come along in Nashville in those daysG F G He sang his song called \"Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way\"G F G I don't know if he did or not but I sure know what I sawG F D The 1st triple platinum in that town was hanging on his wallG F G Radio will play him until the end of timeG D Because he's a real legend not the phony kindG D C And I looked in the eyes of WaylonG D And there I saw things that I'd never seen beforeG D C I saw a father and a brother and a friendG D I saw the nights we spent while out on the roadG D G It's not the money, it's not the fame, it's not the ladiesG F G And the eyes of Waylon just told me soG D C Yes, I looked in the eyes of WaylonG D There I learned things that I better knowG D C And if I doubted there is a hillbilly heavenG F G The eyes of Waylon just told me so And if I doubted there is a hillbilly heaven The eyes of old Waylon just told me so
Eyes Of Waylon
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