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Bellamy Brothers - Hillbilly Hell Lyrics

Artist: Bellamy Brothers

Album: Miscellaneous

Genre: Country

  • Songwriters: David Bellamy, Bobby Braddock

Last night I dreamed I went to hillbilly hell
The devil stepped right up and he said
"Well you look so countrified, leave your hat and boots outside
You won't need 'em, you're in hillbilly hell"

Well, they had a band without a steel guitar
Not one good ol' girl stood at the bar
No jukebox and no beer, am I the only redneck here
And the parkin' lot, was full of foreign cars

Hillbilly hell, I'm not feelin' so well
Where did I go wrong?
Was it somethin' in my song?
That put me in this hillbilly hell

I asked the devil just what did I do?
To have to sweat it out down here with you
To me it don't seem fair, why can't I be up there?
With the rest, Marty, Hank and Patsy too

He said, ‽You didn't write one good ol' gospel song
Not one little word about your mom
And you haven't yet sung one single duet
With Willie Nelson and you know that's wrong”

Well, I woke up to a country station on my radio
Grabbed a pen and paper and the words began to flow
I wrote a song called 'God Bless Mom' and ran out to the bus
Placed a call to Willie, ‽Would you like to sing with us?”

Hillbilly hell, I'm not feelin' so well
Where did I go wrong?
Was it somethin' in my song?
That put me in this hillbilly hell
I dreamed I was there in hillbilly hell


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