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Toby Keith – Hell No (Bus Songs Session #2)

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About the Song

“Hell No (Bus Songs Session #2)” is a humorous country song performed by famous artist Toby Keith. This song was released in his album “The Bus Songs”, which is a collection of entertaining songs, often composed and performed by him during his bus tours.

In “Hell No”, Toby Keith tells the story of turning down invitations and requests in a frank and humorous way. He shows an independent spirit and nothing can make him change his decision. The song is a combination of the vibrant melody of country music with sarcastic lyrics, creating a fun and approachable music product for listeners.

“Hell No (Bus Songs Session #2)” is not only an entertaining song but also a part of Toby Keith’s musical legacy, marking his creativity and unique style in the music industry. country. country.

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AG7TuO9C7y4

Lyrics

Guess it slipped my mindNow I’m in trouble deepSee the last two years in a row I forgotOur anniversarySo I come rushin’ inTwelve roses in bloomSaid honey would you like a romantic eveningOut under the stars and the moon
She didn’t say noBut in her eyes I could seeThat this wouldn’t turn out to beThe enchanted evening I thought it might beGuess I sure found outI got a long way to goShe didn’t say noShe said hell no
Then we split the sheetsAbout six months agoI told all my buddies down at the barThis cowboy’s headed homeWalked into her houseYeah climbed right up in her bedWhen I asked her if she still loved meMan you know what she said
Oh she didn’t say noBut in her eyes I could seeAh this wouldn’t turn out to beThe fairytale ending I thought it might beBut I sure found outI got a long way to goShe didn’t say noShe said hell no
Yeah I sure found outI got a long way to goShe didn’t say noShe said hell no
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