Mother Country Music Kenny Rogers
"Mother Country Music" by Kenny Rogers, released in 1978, is a #Country song celebrating the deep connection between the artist and the essence of country music. The lyrics express themes of nostalgia, love for the genre, and the comfort it provides. Unique musical elements include heartfelt storytelling and traditional instrumentation. The song highlights the cultural significance of country music in shaping identity and community.
I won't stay home and cry tonight like all the nights before
I've just learned that I don't really need you anymore
I found a little place downtown where guys like me can go
And they've got bright lights and country music
Bright lights and country music, a bottle and a glass
Soon I'll be forgetting that there ever was a past
And when everybody asks me what helped me forget so fast
I'll say those bright lights and country music
A table by the bandstand a bottle filled with wine
Honky tonks were made for men with women on their minds
And nothing else can take away this loneliness of mine
Quite like those bright lights and country music
Bright lights and country music
I love those bright lights and country music
I've just learned that I don't really need you anymore
I found a little place downtown where guys like me can go
And they've got bright lights and country music
Bright lights and country music, a bottle and a glass
Soon I'll be forgetting that there ever was a past
And when everybody asks me what helped me forget so fast
I'll say those bright lights and country music
A table by the bandstand a bottle filled with wine
Honky tonks were made for men with women on their minds
And nothing else can take away this loneliness of mine
Quite like those bright lights and country music
Bright lights and country music
I love those bright lights and country music
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