[{"id":1011120,"name":"Loretta Lynn's Lincoln","trackName":"Loretta Lynn's Lincoln","artistName":"Josh Turner","albumName":"Your Man","duration":237.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":true,"plainLyrics":"Like any other would be country singin' sensation\nI had no visible means of transportation\nOne Saturday mornin' I was searchin' the ads\nWhen I found one that I wanted and I wanted it bad\n(He found one that he wanted and he wanted it bad)\n\nI called up the salesmen, he said, c'mon in\nI've got the Lincoln right here belonged to Loretta Lynn\nThe Coalminer's Daughter used to drive it to town\nIt's yours for a song and five hundred down\n(He said, it's yours for a song and five hundred down)\n\nI said, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\nYeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\nI had no idea what that dealer was thinkin'\nBut he totted the note on Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n\nWell, I throwed my ol' guitar in that big back seat\nAnd I steared her on out on to Dameron Street\nThem other cars pulled over like the red sea had parted\nIt was then I had a vision of Dolly Parton\n(Right there he had a vision of Dolly Parton)\n\nShe said, ain't that Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\nYeah, it's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\nShe said, I thought I recognized them two headlights blinkin'\nI do declare, that there's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n\nDolly said, slide over J Otis, let me take you downtown\nMiss Loretta's waitin' for us at the Orchid Lounge\nI couldn't believe my ears, I couldn't believe my eyes\nWhy she was wavin' from the curb and we drove by\nWell, we turned that big rig around, right on a dime\nI ain't seen nothin' like that since Red Solvine (Red Solvine)\nThat's what Loretta was sayin' as she hopped in the back\nThen she said, hey, Hoss, ain't this my old Cadillac\nNo mame, Miss Loretta, this ain't your Cadillac\n\nIt's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln (Loretta)\nYeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n(It's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln)\nThe radio was on and we was all lipsinkin'\nRidin' 'round Nashville in Loretta Lynn's Lincoln, whooo\n\nI heard a tappin' on the window as I woke up\nNeath an old newspaper in my pickup truck\nThe policeman said, boy, you better hit the road jack\nGet that bucket of bolts back across the tracks\nOfficer, this here's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n(And he said) son, that ain't Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\nYeah, I was wakin' up and my dreams were sinkin'\nLike them ol' springs on Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n\nYeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln (Loretta, Loretta)\nWhooo, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n(That is Loretta Lynn's Lincoln)\nIf you ever get to wonderin' what I was a-dreamin'\nI was dreamin' I was ridin' in Loretta Lynn's Lincoln","syncedLyrics":"[00:06.54] Like any other would be country singin' sensation\n[00:09.64] I had no visible means of transportation\n[00:14.21] One Saturday mornin' I was searchin' the ads\n[00:17.15] When I found one that I wanted and I wanted it bad\n[00:22.78] (He found one that he wanted and he wanted it bad)\n[00:25.93] I called up the salesmen, he said, c'mon in\n[00:29.56] I've got the Lincoln right here belonged to Loretta Lynn\n[00:34.06] The Coalminer's Daughter used to drive it to town\n[00:37.29] It's yours for a song and five hundred down\n[00:41.92] (He said, it's yours for a song and five hundred down)\n[00:45.96] I said, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[00:49.07] Yeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[00:53.65] I had no idea what that dealer was thinkin'\n[00:57.26] But he totted the note on Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[01:10.00] Well, I throwed my ol' guitar in that big back seat\n[01:13.87] And I steared her on out on to Dameron Street\n[01:17.73] Them other cars pulled over like the red sea had parted\n[01:21.30] It was then I had a vision of Dolly Parton\n[01:25.67] (Right there he had a vision of Dolly Parton)\n[01:30.05] She said, ain't that Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[01:33.22] Yeah, it's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[01:37.30] She said, I thought I recognized them two headlights blinkin'\n[01:41.45] I do declare, that there's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[01:53.61] Dolly said, slide over J Otis, let me take you downtown\n[01:57.47] Miss Loretta's waitin' for us at the Orchid Lounge\n[02:01.41] I couldn't believe my ears, I couldn't believe my eyes\n[02:04.76] Why she was wavin' from the curb and we drove by\n[02:08.78] Well, we turned that big rig around, right on a dime\n[02:12.79] I ain't seen nothin' like that since Red Solvine (Red Solvine)\n[02:18.57] That's what Loretta was sayin' as she hopped in the back\n[02:21.00] Then she said, hey, Hoss, ain't this my old Cadillac\n[02:24.53] No mame, Miss Loretta, this ain't your Cadillac\n[02:28.71] It's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln (Loretta)\n[02:33.21] Yeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[02:36.48] (It's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln)\n[02:38.00] The radio was on and we was all lipsinkin'\n[02:41.25] Ridin' 'round Nashville in Loretta Lynn's Lincoln, whooo\n[03:03.05] I heard a tappin' on the window as I woke up\n[03:06.05] Neath an old newspaper in my pickup truck\n[03:10.75] The policeman said, boy, you better hit the road jack\n[03:14.28] Get that bucket of bolts back across the tracks\n[03:18.42] Officer, this here's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[03:21.22] (And he said) son, that ain't Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[03:24.43] Yeah, I was wakin' up and my dreams were sinkin'\n[03:30.18] Like them ol' springs on Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[03:34.63] Yeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln (Loretta, Loretta)\n[03:38.10] Whooo, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[03:41.72] (That is Loretta Lynn's Lincoln)\n[03:43.03] If you ever get to wonderin' what I was a-dreamin'\n[03:46.18] I was dreamin' I was ridin' in Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[03:54.67] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n  artist: Josh Turner\n  album: Your Man\n  duration_ms: 237000\n  instrumental: false\n  language: en\nlines:\n- text: Like any other would be country singin' sensation\n  start_ms: 5390\n  end_ms: 9180\n  words:\n  - text: 'Like '\n    start_ms: 5390\n  - text: 'any '\n    start_ms: 7057\n  - 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Whooo, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n  (That is Loretta Lynn's Lincoln)\n  If you ever get to wonderin' what I was a-dreamin'\n  I was dreamin' I was ridin' in Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n"},{"id":20968299,"name":"Loretta Lynn's Lincoln","trackName":"Loretta Lynn's Lincoln","artistName":"Josh Turner","albumName":"Live at the Ryman","duration":298.48,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Like any other would be country singin' sensation\nI had no visible means of transportation\nOne Saturday mornin' I was searchin' the ads\nWhen I found one that I wanted and I wanted it bad\n(He found one that he wanted and he wanted it bad)\n\nI called up the salesmen, he said, c'mon in\nI've got the Lincoln right here belonged to Loretta Lynn\nThe Coalminer's Daughter used to drive it to town\nIt's yours for a song and five hundred down\n(He said, it's yours for a song and five hundred down)\n\nI said, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\nYeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\nI had no idea what that dealer was 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transportation\n[00:14.21] One Saturday mornin' I was searchin' the ads\n[00:17.15] When I found one that I wanted and I wanted it bad\n[00:22.78] (He found one that he wanted and he wanted it bad)\n[00:25.93] I called up the salesmen, he said, c'mon in\n[00:29.56] I've got the Lincoln right here belonged to Loretta Lynn\n[00:34.06] The Coalminer's Daughter used to drive it to town\n[00:37.29] It's yours for a song and five hundred down\n[00:41.92] (He said, it's yours for a song and five hundred down)\n[00:45.96] I said, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[00:49.07] Yeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[00:53.65] I had no idea what that dealer was thinkin'\n[00:57.26] But he totted the note on Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[01:10.00] Well, I throwed my ol' guitar in that big back seat\n[01:13.87] And I steared her on out on to Dameron Street\n[01:17.73] Them other cars pulled over like the red sea had parted\n[01:21.30] It was then I had a vision of Dolly Parton\n[01:25.67] (Right there he had a vision of Dolly Parton)\n[01:30.05] She said, ain't that Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[01:33.22] Yeah, it's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[01:37.30] She said, I thought I recognized them two headlights blinkin'\n[01:41.45] I do declare, that there's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[01:53.61] Dolly said, slide over J Otis, let me take you downtown\n[01:57.47] Miss Loretta's waitin' for us at the Orchid Lounge\n[02:01.41] I couldn't believe my ears, I couldn't believe my eyes\n[02:04.76] Why she was wavin' from the curb and we drove by\n[02:08.78] Well, we turned that big rig around, right on a dime\n[02:12.79] I ain't seen nothin' like that since Red Solvine (Red Solvine)\n[02:18.57] That's what Loretta was sayin' as she hopped in the back\n[02:21.00] Then she said, hey, Hoss, ain't this my old Cadillac\n[02:24.53] No mame, Miss Loretta, this ain't your Cadillac\n[02:28.71] It's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln (Loretta)\n[02:33.21] Yeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[02:36.48] (It's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln)\n[02:38.00] The radio 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searchin' the ads\nWhen I found one that I wanted and I wanted it bad\n(He found one that he wanted and he wanted it bad)\n\nI called up the salesmen, he said, c'mon in\nI've got the Lincoln right here belonged to Loretta Lynn\nThe Coalminer's Daughter used to drive it to town\nIt's yours for a song and five hundred down\n(He said, it's yours for a song and five hundred down)\n\nI said, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\nYeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\nI had no idea what that dealer was thinkin'\nBut he totted the note on Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n\nWell, I throwed my ol' guitar in that big back seat\nAnd I steared her on out on to Dameron Street\nThem other cars pulled over like the red sea had parted\nIt was then I had a vision of Dolly Parton\n(Right there he had a vision of Dolly Parton)\n\nShe said, ain't that Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\nYeah, it's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\nShe said, I thought I recognized them two headlights blinkin'\nI do declare, that there's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n\nDolly said, 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up and my dreams were sinkin'\nLike them ol' springs on Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n\nYeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln (Loretta, Loretta)\nWhooo, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n(That is Loretta Lynn's Lincoln)\nIf you ever get to wonderin' what I was a-dreamin'\nI was dreamin' I was ridin' in Loretta Lynn's Lincoln","syncedLyrics":"[00:06.54] Like any other would be country singin' sensation\n[00:09.64] I had no visible means of transportation\n[00:14.21] One Saturday mornin' I was searchin' the ads\n[00:17.15] When I found one that I wanted and I wanted it bad\n[00:22.78] (He found one that he wanted and he wanted it bad)\n[00:25.93] I called up the salesmen, he said, c'mon in\n[00:29.56] I've got the Lincoln right here belonged to Loretta Lynn\n[00:34.06] The Coalminer's Daughter used to drive it to town\n[00:37.29] It's yours for a song and five hundred down\n[00:41.92] (He said, it's yours for a song and five hundred down)\n[00:45.96] I said, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[00:49.07] Yeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[00:53.65] I had no idea what that dealer was thinkin'\n[00:57.26] But he totted the note on Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[01:10.00] Well, I throwed my ol' guitar in that big back seat\n[01:13.87] And I steared her on out on to Dameron Street\n[01:17.73] Them other cars pulled over like the red sea had parted\n[01:21.30] It was then I had a vision of Dolly Parton\n[01:25.67] (Right there he had a vision of Dolly Parton)\n[01:30.05] She said, ain't that Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[01:33.22] Yeah, it's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[01:37.30] She said, I thought I recognized them two headlights blinkin'\n[01:41.45] I do declare, that there's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[01:53.61] Dolly said, slide over J Otis, let me take you downtown\n[01:57.47] Miss Loretta's waitin' for us at the Orchid Lounge\n[02:01.41] I couldn't believe my ears, I couldn't believe my eyes\n[02:04.76] Why she was wavin' from the curb and we drove by\n[02:08.78] Well, we turned that big rig around, right on a dime\n[02:12.79] I ain't seen nothin' like that since Red Solvine (Red Solvine)\n[02:18.57] That's what Loretta was sayin' as she hopped in the back\n[02:21.00] Then she said, hey, Hoss, ain't this my old Cadillac\n[02:24.53] No mame, Miss Loretta, this ain't your Cadillac\n[02:28.71] It's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln (Loretta)\n[02:33.21] Yeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[02:36.48] (It's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln)\n[02:38.00] The radio was on and we was all lipsinkin'\n[02:41.25] Ridin' 'round Nashville in Loretta Lynn's Lincoln, whooo\n[03:03.05] I heard a tappin' on the window as I woke up\n[03:06.05] Neath an old newspaper in my pickup truck\n[03:10.75] The policeman said, boy, you better hit the road jack\n[03:14.28] Get that bucket of bolts back across the tracks\n[03:18.42] Officer, this here's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[03:21.22] (And he said) son, that ain't Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[03:24.43] Yeah, I was wakin' up and my dreams were sinkin'\n[03:30.18] Like them ol' springs on Loretta 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son, that ain't Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\nYeah, I was wakin' up and my dreams were sinkin'\nLike them ol' springs on Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n\nYeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln (Loretta, Loretta)\nWhooo, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n(That is Loretta Lynn's Lincoln)\nIf you ever get to wonderin' what I was a-dreamin'\nI was dreamin' I was ridin' in Loretta Lynn's Lincoln","syncedLyrics":"[00:06.54] Like any other would be country singin' sensation\n[00:09.64] I had no visible means of transportation\n[00:14.21] One Saturday mornin' I was searchin' the ads\n[00:17.15] When I found one that I wanted and I wanted it bad\n[00:22.78] (He found one that he wanted and he wanted it bad)\n[00:25.93] I called up the salesmen, he said, c'mon in\n[00:29.56] I've got the Lincoln right here belonged to Loretta Lynn\n[00:34.06] The Coalminer's Daughter used to drive it to town\n[00:37.29] It's yours for a song and five hundred down\n[00:41.92] (He said, it's yours for a song and five hundred down)\n[00:45.96] I said, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[00:49.07] Yeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[00:53.65] I had no idea what that dealer was thinkin'\n[00:57.26] But he totted the note on Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[01:10.00] Well, I throwed my ol' guitar in that big back seat\n[01:13.87] And I steared her on out on to Dameron Street\n[01:17.73] Them other cars pulled over like the red sea had parted\n[01:21.30] It was then I had a vision of Dolly Parton\n[01:25.67] (Right there he had a vision of Dolly Parton)\n[01:30.05] She said, ain't that Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[01:33.22] Yeah, it's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[01:37.30] She said, I thought I recognized them two headlights blinkin'\n[01:41.45] I do declare, that there's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[01:53.61] Dolly said, slide over J Otis, let me take you downtown\n[01:57.47] Miss Loretta's waitin' for us at the Orchid Lounge\n[02:01.41] I couldn't believe my ears, I couldn't believe my eyes\n[02:04.76] Why she was wavin' from the curb and we drove by\n[02:08.78] Well, we turned that big rig around, right on a dime\n[02:12.79] I ain't seen nothin' like that since Red Solvine (Red Solvine)\n[02:18.57] That's what Loretta was sayin' as she hopped in the back\n[02:21.00] Then she said, hey, Hoss, ain't this my old Cadillac\n[02:24.53] No mame, Miss Loretta, this ain't your Cadillac\n[02:28.71] It's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln (Loretta)\n[02:33.21] Yeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[02:36.48] (It's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln)\n[02:38.00] The radio was on and we was all lipsinkin'\n[02:41.25] Ridin' 'round Nashville in Loretta Lynn's Lincoln, whooo\n[03:03.05] I heard a tappin' on the window as I woke up\n[03:06.05] Neath an old newspaper in my pickup truck\n[03:10.75] The policeman said, boy, you better hit the road jack\n[03:14.28] Get that bucket of bolts back across the tracks\n[03:18.42] Officer, this here's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[03:21.22] (And he said) son, that ain't Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n[03:24.43] Yeah, I was wakin' up and my dreams were 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It's yours for a song and five hundred down\n  (He said, it's yours for a song and five hundred down)\n\n  I said, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n  Yeah, Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n  I had no idea what that dealer was thinkin'\n  But he totted the note on Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n\n  Well, I throwed my ol' guitar in that big back seat\n  And I steared her on out on to Dameron Street\n  Them other cars pulled over like the red sea had parted\n  It was then I had a vision of Dolly Parton\n  (Right there he had a vision of Dolly Parton)\n\n  She said, ain't that Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n  Yeah, it's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n  She said, I thought I recognized them two headlights blinkin'\n  I do declare, that there's Loretta Lynn's Lincoln\n\n  Dolly said, slide over J Otis, let me take you downtown\n  Miss Loretta's waitin' for us at the Orchid Lounge\n  I couldn't believe my ears, I couldn't believe my eyes\n  Why she was wavin' from the curb and we drove by\n  Well, we turned that big rig around, 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