Good Ol' Country Harmony
Won't you sing for me
Some good ol' country harmony?
And let it ring
Just like Alabama would always sing
The night is young and so are we
And there's just one thing that'll kick it off more perfectly
And that's some good ol' country harmony
I was born a long way off from Tennessee
And I'll admit I barely felt a guitar on my knee
But I've always loved a southern song
The kind that makes you sing along with the melody
And you know it's even better
When the voices come together like a symphony
Won't you sing for me
Some good ol' country harmony?
And let it ring
Like them Oak Ridge Boys would always sing
The night is young and so are we
And there's just one thing that'll kick it off more perfectly
And that's some good ol' country harmony
This old world gets crazier every day or two
And you owe it to yourself to do the thing you love to do
Yeah I get to travel 'round
And make a lot of sound with this family
And here we go again, y'all better join right in
On the count of three (one, two, three)
Won't you sing for me (sing for me, yeah)
Some good ol' country harmony? (Harmony)
And let it ring (let it ring)
Like the Statler Brothers would always sing (like they always sing, yeah)
The night is young and so are we
And there's just one thing that'll kick it off more perfectly (perfectly)
And that's some good ol' country harmony (good ol' harmony)
Won't you sing for me (sing for me, yeah)
Some good ol' country harmony?
And let it ring (let it ring)
Like the Alabama would always sing (let 'em sing, oh)
The night is young and so are we
And there's just one thing that'll kick it off (kick it off) more perfectly (sing it loud, sing it)
And that's some good ol' country harmony
That's some good ol' country harmony (take it home)
And that's some good, that good ol' country harmony
Some good ol' country harmony?
And let it ring
Just like Alabama would always sing
The night is young and so are we
And there's just one thing that'll kick it off more perfectly
And that's some good ol' country harmony
I was born a long way off from Tennessee
And I'll admit I barely felt a guitar on my knee
But I've always loved a southern song
The kind that makes you sing along with the melody
And you know it's even better
When the voices come together like a symphony
Won't you sing for me
Some good ol' country harmony?
And let it ring
Like them Oak Ridge Boys would always sing
The night is young and so are we
And there's just one thing that'll kick it off more perfectly
And that's some good ol' country harmony
This old world gets crazier every day or two
And you owe it to yourself to do the thing you love to do
Yeah I get to travel 'round
And make a lot of sound with this family
And here we go again, y'all better join right in
On the count of three (one, two, three)
Won't you sing for me (sing for me, yeah)
Some good ol' country harmony? (Harmony)
And let it ring (let it ring)
Like the Statler Brothers would always sing (like they always sing, yeah)
The night is young and so are we
And there's just one thing that'll kick it off more perfectly (perfectly)
And that's some good ol' country harmony (good ol' harmony)
Won't you sing for me (sing for me, yeah)
Some good ol' country harmony?
And let it ring (let it ring)
Like the Alabama would always sing (let 'em sing, oh)
The night is young and so are we
And there's just one thing that'll kick it off (kick it off) more perfectly (sing it loud, sing it)
And that's some good ol' country harmony
That's some good ol' country harmony (take it home)
And that's some good, that good ol' country harmony
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Writer(s): Darren Rust
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