1. Money.
   Pride.
2. Man.
   Belongings.

The correct lyrics are, "I'm begging of you please don't take my man." The lyrics are from the hit song, "Jolene," by Dolly Parton which was released in 1973.

1. Money.
   Time.
2. Home.
   Sadness.

The correct lyrics are, "Now I know we had no money." The lyrics are from the song, "Coat of Many Colors," by Dolly Parton which was released in 1971.

1. The fish don't bite.
   The sun goes down.
2. We lose track of time.
   We don't go home.

The correct lyrics are, "And it don't matter if we sit together and the fish don't bite." The lyrics are from the song, "Fishin' In The Dark," by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. It was released in 1987.

1. Your soul.
   A break.
2. All your money.
   Your dignity.

The correct lyrics are, "But if you lose the Devil gets your soul." The lyrics are from the song, "The Devil Went Down to Georgia," by The Charlie Daniels Band.

1. Somebody new.
   Nothing.
2. Her.
   Ever.

The correct lyrics are, "And then someday, you'd leave me for somebody new." The lyrics are from the song, "Crazy," by Patsy Cline. It was released in 1961.

1. Me on the phone.
   Life.
2. Friends all day long.
   The situation.

The correct lyrics are, "And laugh and joke about me on the phone." The lyrics are from "Achy Breaky Heart" by Billy Ray Cyrus. It was released in 1992.

1. Home far away.
   Family.
2. Sorrows.
   First love.

The correct lyrics are, "Radio reminds me of my home far away." The lyrics are from the song, "Take Me Home, Country Roads," by John Denver. It was released in 1971.

1. Forever.
   When I'm out.
2. When I leave.
   Both day and night.

The correct lyrics are, "I keep you on my mind both day and night." The lyrics are from Johnny Cash's hit song, "I Walk the Line," which was released in 1956.

1. Ring on his bedside table.
   Picture on his wall.
2. Memory.
   Last letter in a shoebox.

The correct lyrics are, "He kept her picture on his wall." The lyrics are from the song, "He Stopped Loving Her Today," by George Jones. It was released in 1980.

1. A cute little dog.
   A good ole job.
2. A pretty little girl.
   A clean little car.

The correct lyrics are, "A good ole boy and a pretty little girl." The lyrics are from Alan Jackson's hit song, "Little Bitty," that was released in 1996.

1. Smoke too.
   Clothes too.
2. Homes too.
   Work too.

The correct lyrics are, "We make our own whiskey and our own smoke too." The lyrics are from "A Country Boy Can Survive" by Hank Williams Jr. It was released in 1998.

1. Wild Things are.
   Ocean is.
2. Lights are shining on me.
   Grass grows.

The correct lyrics are, "And I'm gonna be where the lights are shining on me." The lyrics are from the song "Rhinestone Cowboy" by Glen Campbell which was released in 1975.

1. Nothing with my life.
   Bad things with my friends.
2. Life without parole.
   Nothing in my cell.

The correct lyrics are, "I turned 21 in prison doing life without parole." The lyrics are from Merle Haggard's hit, "Mama Tried," which was released in 1968.

1. Dog.
   Shaker of salt.
2. Brother.
   ID.

The correct lyrics are, "Searching for my long lost shaker of salt." The lyrics are from Jimmy Buffett's song titled, "Margaritaville," which was released in 1977.

1. England.
   British Columbia.
2. Bogota.
   Tenessee.

The correct lyrics are, "And that's why I hang my hate in Tenessee." The lyrics are from the song, "All My Ex's Live in Texas," by George Straight. It was released in 1987.

1. President.
   Principal.
2. Teacher.
   Secretary, Harper Valley P.T.A.

The correct lyrics are, "And it was signed by the Secretary, Harper Valley P.T.A." The song is called "Harper Valley P.T.A." It was by Jeannie C. Riley and was released in 1968.

1. Happy.
   Alone.
2. Here.
   A woman.

The correct lyrics are, "Sometimes it's hard to be a woman." The lyrics are from the hit, "Stand By Your Man," by Tammy Wynette. It was released in 1969.

1. The sky.
   My dreams.
2. Heaven.
   The morning.

The correct lyrics are, "I can see her star in heaven." The lyrics are from the song, "Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain," by Willie Nelson. It was released in 1975.

1. Will break in two.
   Will turn blue.
2. Will tell on you.
   Will leave you.

The correct lyrics are, "Your cheatin' heart, will tell on you." The lyrics are from the song, "Your Cheatin' Heart," by Hank Williams. It was released in 1953.

1. Love.
   Money.
2. Time.
   Diamonds or gold.

The correct lyrics are, "They'd rather give you a song than diamonds or gold." The lyrics are from the song titled, "Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys," by Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson.

1. What I want.
   How the story goes.
2. How I like my coffee in the morning.
   My favorite song.

The correct lyrics are, "I need a man who knows, how the story goes." The lyrics are from the song, "Any Man of Mine," by Shania Twain. It was released in 1995.

1. Money.
   Advice.
2. Help.
   Food.

The correct lyrics are, "For a taste of your whiskey, I'll give you some advice." The lyrics are from the song, "The Gambler," by Kenny Rogers.

1. Love.
   Time.
2. Space.
   A home.

The correct lyrics are, "We were poor but we had love." The lyrics are from the song, "Coal Miner's Daughter," by Loretta Lynn. It was released in 1970.

1. City.
   House.
2. Party.
   Place.

The correct lyrics are, "When I breeze into that city." The lyrics are from the song titled, "Jackson," by Johnny Cash and June Carter. It was released in 1967.

1. Hatfields and McCoys.
   A cat and dog.
2. Two boxers.
   Outlaws.

The correct lyrics are, "Got us feuding like the Hatfields and McCoys." The lyrics are from the song, "Luckenbach, Texas," by Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson.

1. Is sad.
   Left his old life behind.
2. Screams a woman's name.
   Said hello.

The correct lyrics are, "The man in the room right next to mine screams a woman's name." The lyrics are from the song called, "The Rubber Room," by Porter Wagoner. It was released in 1972.

1. Tears.
   Rain.
2. Mist.
   Juice.

The correct lyrics are, "Now don't you try to tell me that it's rain." The lyrics are from the song titled, "Hello Walls," by Faron Young. It was released in 1961.

1. Leave my old wreck behind.
   We'll take it to the gas station.
2. The rest in the past.
   All your worries behind.

The correct lyrics are, "Bring along your Cadillac, leave my old wreck behind." The lyrics are from the song titled, "If You've Got The Money, I've Got The Time," by Lefty Frizzell.

1. There's a light up above.
   Help us.
2. It's caving in.
   We're trapped.

The correct lyrics are, "Then a miner yelled out, 'There's a light up above!'" The lyrics are from the song titled, "Big Bad John," by Jimmy Dean. It was released in 1961.

1. The sun goes down.
   Dinner is cooked.
2. We fall asleep.
   The morning light.

The correct lyrics are, "Dance in the kitchen 'til the morning light." The lyrics are from the song titled, "Louisiana Saturday Night," by Mel McDaniel. It was released in 1981.

1. Gotta run.
   Gotta hurry up.
2. Have the car running.
   Want to treat her right.

The correct lyrics are, "I got a little girl waiting on me and I want to treat her right." The lyrics are from the song titled, "Dust on the Bottle," by David Lee Murphy. It was released in 1994.

1. Moonshine.
   Lots of money.
2. Hamburgers.
   Lots of friends.

The correct lyrics are, "Everybody knew that he made moonshine." The lyrics are from the song, "Copperhead Road" by Steve Earle. It was released in 1988.

1. Miss you so much.
   Feel so bad.
2. Cry all night 'til dawn.
   Am angry with myself.

The correct lyrics are, "Except I can't sleep and I cry all night 'til dawn." The lyrics are from the song, "Hello Darlin'," by Conway Twitty. It was released in 1971.

1. Mud.
   Water.
2. Steel.
   Flesh.

The correct lyrics are, "Some people say a man is made outta mud." The lyrics are from the song called, "16 Tons," by Tenessee Ernie Ford.

1. Beer chases.
   Ladies love me.
2. Night is long.
   World disappears.

The correct lyrics are, "Where the whiskey drowns and the beer chases." The lyrics are from Garth Brooks' hit song, "Friends in Low Places," which was released in 1990.