There's nothing wrong with a classic country song
The kind my grandpa loved and my daddy grew up on
I'm not looking down on what's played today, but being new don't make it great
Some timeless memories can't be erased
They take me back when guitars used to twang
And every juke box knew the sound that twin fiddles made
Steel guitar and upright bass and real pianos played
There's nothing wrong with a song from yesterday
Stetson hats, cowboy boots, and nudie suits
I let Lefty, Merle and Hank take me back to my roots
When I sing them, now and then, precious memories come rushing in
Like the crackle when the vinyl starts to spin
They take me back when guitars used to twang
And every juke box knew the sound that twin fiddles made
A steel guitar and upright bass and real pianos played
There's nothing wrong with a song from yesterday
Cause they take me back when guitars used to twang
And every juke box knew the sound that twin fiddles made
Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, midnight walks with Patsy Cline, again
There's nothing wrong with a song from yesterday
There's nothing wrong with a song from yesterday

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