Sounds Like Justice - Hank Williams, Jr.



     
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Sounds Like Justice Lyrics


Advisory - the following lyrics contain explicit language:
He lived right across the street
It was on the news for the world to see
They caught with his hands on a neighbors child
Now he said he never done it before
As he cried before the judge in courtSo they put him away for a just a little while
Morning found him in his cell
Somebody sent him straight to hell
Down on his knees begging for his life
Sounds like justice to meMom and pops had a corner store
It had been there 30 years or more

And it had been robbed about a hundred times
Punk walked in like he owned the place
Said, give me the money as he slapped his faceHe didn't know pops had a .45
Dude never made it to the door
Pops said, I learned in the Army
How to point and squeeze
And it sounds like justice to meSounds like justice, justice, justice

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Born on May 26, 1949 in Shreveport, Louisiana, Hank Williams Jr. nicknamed "Bocephus" by his father after opry comedian's Rod Brasfield ventriloquist dummy started his musical career at the age of eight, making appearances in tv shows singing the classical songs of his father, making his official artist debut in 1963 singing "Long Gone Lonesome Blues".
Besides the music of his father, Hank Williams, Bocephus was also influenced by Johnny Cash, Earl Scruggs, Fats Domino and Jerry Lee Lewis.


Read more about Hank Williams, Jr. on Last.fm.


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