#BlakeShelton and #TraceAdkins are at it again. The two friends are set return to country radio together with #HellRight, 10 years after their song "Hillbilly Bone" became a chart-topping hit. "Hell Right" is Shelton's new single, the follow-up to "God's Country" and one he says he wouldn't have ever discovered had he been working on a studio album in the traditional sense. "Rednecker" singer and "God's Country" co-writer Hardy wrote it with David Garcia and Brett Tyler, and Shelton only heard it after he was done recording for awhile ... or so he thought.
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Blake Shelton + Trace Adkins, "Hell Right" Lyrics:
(David Garcia, Brett Tyler, Michael Hardy)
Hey / Yeah / Tell 'em that story you were tellin' me.
A couple boys clock out about 5:35 / Trying to put a little hammer in their head / Standing in the liquor store, staring at a fifth / But they picked up a handle instead / Hell right / Hell right? / Hell right / Okay.
Couple girls with their boots on / Got their Bluetooth on / T-shirts sayin Go Sooners / Then the girl from the small town Took off the Old Town / Put on a little Hank Jr. / Thank God / Hell right / She got all her rowdy friends comin' over tonight.
Chorus:
Hell right, hell right / Everybody's throwin' down on a Friday night / Somewhere in America / There's a bottle to burn and a fire to light / And you ain't done nothin' if you did it half way / If you gonna raise hell, then you better damn raise / Hell right, hell right, hell right.
There's a guitar on the ground that was making some sound / 'Til somebody pulled a hillbilly slip / Now there's fog on the window, she never would've kissed him / If he didn't play a lick like this / Hell right, hell right.
Repeat Chorus
Now it's 7 AM / Damn if there ain't an empty handle on a square hay bail / Everybody's passed out drunk / But when they wake up / They're all gonna hurt like hell right / Yeah boy.
Repeat Chorus
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