Pop music - part 2

The Judds Collection

Why Not Me (Studio Work Tape)

We all get a little creaky with time — some folks call their body a temple, but mine? It’s a haunted house. It rattles, groans, and comes with a few stubborn ghosts that won’t quit complaining.

“My Body Ain’t No Temple (It’s a Haunted House)” is a tongue-in-cheek outlaw country tune about growing older, living hard, and laughing about it anyway. It’s a honky-tonk confession from a man who’s made peace with the cracks in the walls and the ghosts in his bones.

If you’ve ever woken up sore, poured a cup of coffee, and thought “yep, this place needs renovations,” this one’s for you.

My Body Ain’t No Temple

A rowdy, good-time country track that mashes up rodeo grit with retro arcade chaos. Hang On, Donkey Kong tells the story of a cowboy who’s just as comfortable dodgin’ barrels on a pixel screen as he is ridin’ bulls under the Friday-night lights.

Fueled by acoustic strums, twangy electric riffs, fiddle runs, and a shuffle-driven groove, the song brings a playful honky-tonk swagger from the first quarter-drop to the last chorus shout. With humor, heart, and a whole lot of attitude, it captures what makes country music fun: big personality, bigger energy, and stories you can’t help but grin through.

If you like toe-tappin’, barroom-ready country with a modern kick—and a nod to classic arcade nostalgia—this track’s for you. Saddle up, grab the joystick, and hang on tight… Donkey Kong doesn’t stand a chance.

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