Don’t You Say Nothin’ at All Johnny Paycheck
"Don’t You Say Nothin’ at All" by Johnny Paycheck, released in 1978, is a #Country song that explores themes of heartbreak and emotional pain. The lyrics convey a plea for silence to avoid further hurt, emphasizing vulnerability. Musically, it features classic country instrumentation, enhancing its raw emotional impact. The song resonates with listeners facing similar feelings of loss.
Well look here mister I just came in here for a drink
I don't know you from the next guy
How you live or how you think
But don't you start your bad mouth
As you picked it up and let it fall
Cause if you can't say something good about me
Don't you say nothing at all
Well I've got the bartender
And he's the only friend I need
You're gonna have yourself a drink
So have it but let me be
Cause she ain't done nothing to you mister
She didn't do to me first of all
So if you can't say something good about her
Don't you say nothing at all
Well I've got the bartender…..
I don't know you from the next guy
How you live or how you think
But don't you start your bad mouth
As you picked it up and let it fall
Cause if you can't say something good about me
Don't you say nothing at all
Well I've got the bartender
And he's the only friend I need
You're gonna have yourself a drink
So have it but let me be
Cause she ain't done nothing to you mister
She didn't do to me first of all
So if you can't say something good about her
Don't you say nothing at all
Well I've got the bartender…..
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