Hank Williams, Jr. - Montana Cafe

When Something Is Good (Why Does It Change)

Coca-Cola changed until so many complained
They went back to the real thing
Nothing ever stays the same

ATT or MCI, either way you go the price is high
You can't always trust a name
When something is good why does it change

Ford and Cheverolet, they're making these smaller cars these days
I miss my old '68
When something's good why does it change

Clint Eastwood and ol' John Wayne
They love cowboys, they love trains
Riding across the silver screen
You see they were smart, they never changed

So why should me and you
Go through what were going through
When all we've gotta do
Is just love each other true

It was so easy to say
I love you to you each day
But now our eyes are filled with pain
When something is good why does it change



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Writer(s): Hank Williams Jr.
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Country State of Mind
  2. Montana Cafe
  3. My Girl Don't Like My Cowboy Hat
  4. When Something Is Good (Why Does It Change)
  5. Harvest Moon / St. Louis Blues
  6. You Can't Judge a Book (By Looking At the Cover)
  7. You Can't Judge A Book (By Looking At The Cover)
  8. My Name Is Bocephus
  9. Loving Instructor
  10. Fat Friends

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Altri album

  1. Rich White Honky Blues
  2. Fireman Ring The Bell
  3. Jesus, Won't You Come By Here
  4. Georgia Women
  5. .44 Special Blues
  6. All For The Love Of Sunshine (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, November 8, 1970) - Single
  7. Jambalaya/Your Cheatin' Heart/Cold, Cold, Heart (Medley/Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, December 29, 1963) - Single
  8. Take a Knee, Take a Hike
  9. All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over: Great Tailgating Songs
  10. Old Flame New Fire

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