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Practice: American Nights

Morgan Wallen

3:22

💡How to Practice

Play the song on your music player or streaming service
Follow along with the synced lyrics below
Use the timestamps to check your timing

Lyrics with Timing

Sync Ready

0:23

Blue ribbon bottles, big block throttles

0:28

Marlboros if you want 'em

0:30

Go on and take a drag

0:32

A little small town freedom

0:35

A little taste of dreamin'

0:37

No need to preach

0:38

No need to shout, we believe in

0:42

American nights, wanted alive

0:47

Cuttin' down Main St. in the dark

0:52

Muscle shoals, muscle cars

0:57

Earnin' our stripes underneath these stars

1:10

Faded Levi's, worn out Chucks

1:14

20 in my pocket, feels like a million bucks

1:19

Blue-eyed beauty, lean in to me

1:24

Our own show in the back row

1:26

Miss the whole damn movie

1:29

American nights, wanted alive

1:34

Cuttin' down Main St. in the dark

1:38

Muscle shoals, muscle cars

1:43

Earnin' our stripes underneath these stars

1:50

American nights

1:55

American nights

1:59

American nights

2:06

Pray the morning don't come

2:09

These colors don't run

2:11

Stay up and stay young

2:13

American nights

2:15

American nights, wanted alive

2:20

Cuttin' down Main St. in the dark

2:25

Muscle shoals, muscle cars

2:30

Earnin' our stripes underneath these stars

2:36

American nights

2:41

American nights

2:46

American nights

2:52

Pray the mornin' don't come

2:55

Stay up and stay young

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Song Information

Artist: Morgan Wallen
Album: American Nights
Duration: 3:22
Lyrics Type: plain

💡Singing Tips

• Listen to the original song first to learn the melody
• Start with slower parts before tackling fast sections
• Record yourself to identify areas for improvement