Johnny Cash - Southern comfort

^AI've been a thrill seeking rambler And often came into this t^Eown

So I d^Aug in and I'^Eve settled do^Awn And I got a good job in Nashville No way they can pay me eno^Eugh For gri^Andin' up tobacco le^Daves Making b^Erut and sn^Auff

^DSouthern comfort is ^Ekillin' m^Ae [Verse 2] ^DI'm slowly chokin' in Tenn^Aessee I shovel the snuff until l^Eate afternoon Then I cr^Aawl with the traf^Dfic and I ch^Eoke on its fu^Ames And f^Dall on the face when I get to my r^Aoom

^DSouthern comfort is ^Ekillin' ^Ame [Verse 3] ^AI met a woman in Nashville For a while we were carryin' ^Eon

And k^Aeep me with cl^Eean ones o^An But I guess she got tired of tobacco At least of the regular ki^End Now I^A'm still workin' where nico^Dtine And memories are bu^Ernin' in my m^Aind

And S^Douthern comfort is k^Eillin' ^Ame [Verse 4] The Cu^Dmberland cannot enhermit e^Aach bee I'm sniffin' and dippin' and li^Evin' alone I smell fu^Anny smoke and I know wh^Dere she's gone She's in s^Eome other county now pro^Aving her own S^Douthern comfort is ki^Ellin' ^Ame So^Duthern comfort is ki^Ellin' ^Ame