In those classic country times, in that old "Sixties" Nashville town
Many females were a star, entertaining folks from all around
Their records played...from Maine to Austin
They'd travel the roads by bus to halls, or parks back in the sticks
And all their fans....would come and listen
As their favorite songs were sung and played
By Tennessee High Haired Chicks

And they would sing: ("Stand By Your Man....")

There was lovely Tammy Wynette, and her teardrop catchy vocal whine
Bright Jukeboxes in bars kept spinnin' her tunes all the time
And Brenda Lee,.... and sweet Loretta
Were cuttin' records, toppin' charts, with twangy country licks
Signin' autographs,....and sellin' pictures
At the opry, where they sang and played
Those Tennessee High Haired Chicks

And they would sing: ("I'm proud to be a coalminer's daughter...")

Then all at once the style was gone, and country music moved uptown
It vanished like the breeze, but, I guess that's how the world goes 'round
Good times fly by....before we know it
There's no one left but Dolly, now..and worn out guitar picks
But I still miss....the serenadin'
And the great old country hits they made
Those Tennessee High Haired Chicks

And they would sing: ("Satin Sheets, to lie on...Satin pillows, to cry on...")

(Like Dottie West, Patsy Cline, Crystal Gayle, Tanya Tucker, Sammi Smith,
Lynn Anderson, Kitty Wells, Jeanne Pruitt, Donna Fargo, Barbara Fairchild, and many more......)