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Verse 1:
It was half past hell on a Monday night,
Neon bleeding through the smoke and spite,
A jukebox moanin’ some lonesome tune,
Two old souls walked out the tomb.
Pre-Chorus:
One wore a crown made of broken strings,
The other still cursed the love he brings,
They pulled up chairs and poured some scars,
Like thunder talkin’ to a fallen star.
Chorus:
The ghosts of Elvis Nash and Hank Williams walked in a bar,
Swappin’ songs ‘bout pain and whiskey and how they got this far.
They said “fame’s a flame that burns your name,
Til all that’s left’s the scar,”
Yeah, the ghosts of Elvis Nash and Hank Williams walked in a bar.
Verse 2:
Elvis lit a smoke and said, “Son, you learn,
Every stage light’s just a fire that burns.”
Hank tipped his hat, said, “Boy, that’s true,
We sang our blues ‘til the devil sang too.”
Pre-Chorus:
The bartender whispered, “Ain’t this strange?
Those two been dead but the songs remain,”
They raised their glass to the lost and damned,
And the jukebox changed to Long Gone Man.
Chorus:
The ghosts of Elvis Nash and Hank Williams walked in a bar,
Talkin’ love and loss and how you never get too far.
They said, “Truth’s a tune that don’t need fame,
It’s born from a busted heart,”
Yeah, the ghosts of Elvis Nash and Hank Williams walked in a bar.
Bridge:
Outside the wind was howlin’ sin,
They smiled like they’d both been born again,
Then vanished slow in the morning haze,
Leavin’ songs that still set souls ablaze.
Final Chorus:
The ghosts of Elvis Nash and Hank Williams walked in a bar,
And left behind a prayer on an old steel guitar,
Said, “Don’t chase gold, just play your pain,
That’s how you make your mark,”
Yeah, the ghosts of Elvis Nash and Hank Williams walked in a bar.