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Artist/Band:
Hank Williams Jr.
Lyrics for Song: Outlaw Women
Lyrics for Album: Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound [1979]
She works in a bank and she works in a store.
And she don't go for that old stuff anymore.
She likes to get high and listen to the band.
She likes to make love to her kind of man.
These outlaw women,
First of their kind.
Outlaw women,
They got here right on time.
Outlaw women,
Don't need any guns.
Outlaw women,
Just out for fun.
In many ways she's a lot like me.
She don't give a damn 'bout society.
Might be little rich girl, she might be poor.
Might be a married woman that needs a little more.
Yeah.
She's an outlaw woman,
First of her kind.
These outlaw women,
Ridin' high in seventy-nine.
These outlaw women,
Don't need any guns.
These outlaw women,
Just out for fun.
Some call her a lady some call her other names.
But you wont ever call her that around me and my gang.
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Outlaw Women - Hank Williams Jr.
Hank Williams Jr.'s 1979 track 'Outlaw Women' stands as a defining example of his evolution from country roots into the outlaw country and rockabilly genres. Recorded for the album 'Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound,' the song captures the raw energy and rebellious spirit that characterized his later career. It features a driving rhythm and vocal delivery that emphasizes themes of independence and defiance, resonating with the era's countercultural movement. The recording showcases his signature blend of twang and grit, cementing his status as a pivotal figure in modern country music while honoring the legacy of his father, Hank Williams. This work remains a staple of his discography, illustrating his commitment to authentic expression and musical innovation throughout the late 1970s. |
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| Album Lyrics: Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound [1979] |
Hank Williams Jr.
"Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound [1979]"
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