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Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Jon Pardi
Jon Pardi
Vocals
John Lancaster
John Lancaster
Wurlitzer Piano
Ryan Gore
Ryan Gore
Percussion
Danny Rader
Danny Rader
Acoustic Guitar
Jeneé Fleenor
Jeneé Fleenor
Fiddle
Lee Francis
Lee Francis
Bass Guitar
Mike Johnson
Mike Johnson
Pedal Steel Guitar
Miles McPherson
Miles McPherson
Drums
Rob McNelley
Rob McNelley
Electric Guitar
Russell Terrell
Russell Terrell
Background Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Jon Pardi
Jon Pardi
Songwriter
Bart Butler
Bart Butler
Songwriter
Driver Williams
Driver Williams
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Jon Pardi
Jon Pardi
Producer
Bart Butler
Bart Butler
Producer
Ryan Gore
Ryan Gore
Mixing Engineer
Chris Small
Chris Small
Editing Engineer
Kam Luchterhand
Kam Luchterhand
Assistant Engineer
Ted Jensen
Ted Jensen
Mastering Engineer
Seth Morton
Seth Morton
Assistant Engineer

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
I'm a ghost on the radio
A needle on a vinyl
A country boy, survival
The bottom of a bottle, yeah
[Verse 2]
I'm the fightin' side of you and me
And my heart's down in Tennessee
And I sing songs about
[Verse 3]
Freight trains and prisons
Heartaches and honky-tonks
And cowboys and outlaws
Good-hearted women
Boots and straw hats
Are gone just like that
Hell, you can't even recognize me
They used to call me country
[Verse 4]
We used to have cool names like
Willie and Waylon
Merle and Hank
We all stood together
We sang and we drank
Chased the white lines
Night after night
Singin' songs about
[Verse 5]
Freight trains and prisons
Heartaches and honky-tonks
And cowboys and outlaws
Good-hearted women
Boots and straw hats
Are gone just like that
Hell, you can't even recognize me
They used to call me country
[Verse 6]
Like an old violin
Put away and never played again
Paycheck and Cash
Naw, they ain't comin' back
They did songs about
[Verse 7]
Freight trains and prisons
Heartaches and honky-tonks
Cowboys and outlaws
Good-hearted women
Boots and straw hats
Are gone just like that
Hell, you can't even recognize me
They used to call me country
[Verse 8]
They used to call me country
I'm a thing of the past
[Verse 9]
I'm a ghost on the radio
Written by: Jon Pardi, Bart Butler, Driver Williams
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