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Lyrics by Johnny Paycheck

  1. I Thought I'd Never Fall In Love Again
  2. I'm Not Looking Back Anymore
  3. 11 Months 29 Days
  4. 21 Miles To Lake Charles Prison
  5. A Heart Don't Need Eyes
  6. According To The Bible
  7. All American Man
  8. Along Came Jones
  9. Back To The Doghouse
  10. Bayou Bum
  11. Because I Love You
  12. Black Sheep
  13. Colorado Cool-aid
  14. Columbus Stockade Blues
  15. Come Home To My Heart
  16. Don't Start Counting On Me
  17. Don't Tell My Wife
  18. Don't You Get Lonesome Without Me
  19. Don’t Monkey With Another Monkey’s Monkey
  20. Down At The Corner At a Bar Called Kelly's
  21. Drinkin' And Drivin'
  22. Every Minute I Want Jesus By My Side
  23. Feminine Touch
  24. Fifteen Beers
  25. For a Minute There
  26. From Here To The Door
  27. Galway Bay
  28. Georgia In A Jug
  29. He Will Break Your Heart
  30. Heart Don't Need Eyes
  31. Heartbreak Tennessee
  32. Heaven's Almost As Big As Texas
  33. Help Me Hank I'm Falling
  34. High On The Thought Of You
  35. I Can See Me Loving You Again
  36. I Can't Hold Myself In Line
  37. I Can't Quit Drinking
  38. I Don't Know When That Will Be
  39. I Got Wine On My Mind
  40. I Grow Old Too Fast And Smart Too Slow
  41. I Love Loving You Baby
  42. I Sleep With Her Memory Every Night
  43. I Take It On Home
  44. I Want To Go Somewhere
  45. I'd Rather Be Your Fool
  46. I'll Follow You On Up To Our Cloud
  47. I'm Barely Hanging On To Me
  48. I'm Better Off
  49. I'm Glad To Have Her Back Again
  50. I'm Gonna Tell The World
  51. I'm Remembering
  52. I'm The Only Hell (My Mama Ever Raised)
  53. If You Should Come Back Today
  54. If You Think You're Lonely
  55. It Takes a Woman's Love
  56. It Won't Be Long (And I'll Be Hatin' You)
  57. It's Only a Matter Of Wine
  58. Jukebox Charlie
  59. Julie
  60. Kansas City
  61. Keep On Lovin' Me
  62. Kissing Yesterday Goodbye
  63. Let's All Go Down To The River
  64. Let's Walk Hand In Hand
  65. Life Can Be Beautiful
  66. Livin' In a House Full Of Love
  67. Love (don't Let Me Down)
  68. Love Couldn't Be Any Better
  69. Love Is a Good Thing
  70. Love Sure Is Beautiful
  71. Lovin' Arms
  72. Loving An Angel Every Day
  73. Man That's Satisfied
  74. Maybelline
  75. Me And The I.R.S
  76. Motel Time Again
  77. Mr. Bojangles
  78. Mr. Lovemaker
  79. My Baby Don't Love Me Anymore
  80. My Elusive Dreams
  81. My Part Of Forever (is All I Can Give)
  82. Nowhere To Run
  83. Old Blind Fiddler
  84. Old Violin
  85. Once She Loved Me That Much
  86. Once You've Had The Best
  87. Only Love Can Save Us Now
  88. Pardon Me I've Got Someone To Kill
  89. Proud Mary
  90. Rain Never Falls In Denver
  91. Roll Over Beethoven
  92. She's All I Got
  93. She's All I Live For
  94. She's Everything To Me
  95. She's There When I Come Home
  96. Slide Off Your Satin Sheets
  97. Smile Somebody Loves You
  98. Somebody Loves Me
  99. Someone To Give My Love To
  100. Something
  101. Something About You I Love
  102. Song And Dance Man
  103. Song Sung Blue
  104. Spirits Of St. Louis
  105. Spread It Around
  106. Stone Heart
  107. Take This Job And Shove It
  108. The Day Is Almost Over
  109. The Only Hell My Momma Ever Raised
  110. The Outlaw's Prayer
  111. The Real Mr. Heartache
  112. Tutti Frutti
  113. When I Had a Home To Go To
  114. Where In The World
  115. Without You (there's No Such Thing As Love)
  116. Woman Loves Me Right
  117. You Better Move On
  118. You Can Have Her
  119. You Once Lived Here
  120. You Touched My Life
  121. Your Love Is Mine
  122. Your Love Is The Key To It All

Johnny Paycheck (born Donald Eugene Lytle; May 31, 1938 – February 19, 2003) was an American country music singer and Grand Ole Opry member notable for recording the David Allan Coe song "Take This Job and Shove It". He achieved his greatest success in the 1970s as a force in country music's "outlaw movement" popularized by artists Hank Williams Jr., Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Billy Joe Shaver, and Merle Haggard. In 1980, Paycheck appeared on the PBS music program Austin City Limits, though in the ensuing decade, his music career slowed due to drug, alcohol, and legal problems. He served a prison sentence in the early 1990s, and his declining health effectively ended his career in early 2000.

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