99.5 The Wolf (KPLX-FM)

Performed by Bale Harrison & The Texas Field Hands

99.5 The Wolf (KPLX-FM) – Music and Lyrics by Alan Nafzger

The Wolf Made Me Do It

“The Wolf Made Me Do It”
(Verse 1)
Woke up this mornin’, turned on my radio,
99.5 The Wolf, it’s the only way to go.
They’re playin’ George Strait, and now I’m feelin’ fine,
But by 10 a.m., I got a mullet down my spine.
Yeah, I’m growin’ country faster than a Texas flood,
Might trade my car for a truck, for rollin’ in the mud.

(Chorus)
The Wolf made me do it, I swear it’s true,
I wasn’t born this country, but I’m stickin’ like glue.
Now I’m two-steppin’ in my driveway, boots in the street,
I got whiskey in my coffee, life’s feelin’ pretty sweet.
The Wolf made me do it, yeah, I blame the FM,
If you ain’t tuned in, you ain’t one of us then.

(Verse 2)
They play so many classics, I’m stuck in the past,
I’m hearin’ Garth and Reba, and I’m singin’ loud and fast.
My sedan’s now a pickup, it just happened overnight,
I threw a cooler in the back and called it feelin’ right.
Heard a love song ‘bout a tractor, now I’m lookin’ at my Deere,
Whispered, “You complete me,” and shed a happy tear.

(Bridge)
Now I’m howlin’ like a coyote, stuck in 5 o’clock traffic,
Screamin’ Luke Bryan lyrics, and I’m feelin’ kinda tragic.
Got a BBQ pit smellin’ up the neighborhood,
I swear The Wolf’s the reason why I’m livin’ so good.

(Outro)
So if you catch me dancin’ in the Walmart aisle,
Or hummin’ banjo tunes that make the neighbors smile,
Just remember, folks, it’s all in good fun,
The Wolf made me do it—now I’m country number one!

99.5 The Wolf (KPLX-FM) -- A humorous scene featuring a cowboy dancing two-step in his driveway with boots on his feet. His pickup truck is parked nearby, the radio blaring 99.52. — 99.5 The Wolf (KPLX-FM) — A humorous scene featuring a cowboy dancing two-step in his driveway with boots on his feet. His pickup truck is parked nearby, the radio blaring 99.5…

15 Educational Observations About 99.5 The Wolf (KPLX-FM)

“They play so much George Strait, I’m pretty sure they have a hotline straight to his living room.”
If you’re not hearing George, you’re probably just on a commercial break.
“99.5 The Wolf is like a Texas BBQ pit—smokin’ hot, a little country, and you can’t resist coming back for more.”
And just like BBQ, you’ll never leave hungry for hits.
“The Wolf plays so many classics, I think I got a mullet just from listening.”
One minute you’re hearing Blake Shelton, the next you’re rockin’ out with some Garth Brooks hair vibes.
“If you’re in Texas and don’t listen to 99.5, they might revoke your cowboy hat privileges.”
It’s in the fine print of the Texas citizenship contract.
“They’ve got more twang on their playlist than a banjo falling down a flight of stairs.”
You can’t spell ‘country’ without a little ‘twang,’ or maybe a lot of it.
“99.5 The Wolf—where you’re guaranteed to hear ‘Whiskey’ in a song every 10 minutes.”
They might as well rename it ‘Whiskey Country FM.’
“If 99.5 The Wolf were a person, they’d be that uncle who always shows up to the BBQ with a cooler full of Lone Star and the best stories.”
Guaranteed to be everyone’s favorite person at the party.
“Listening to 99.5 The Wolf is like attending a country concert from your car—minus the $14 beers.”
But you’ll still have that one guy yelling ‘Freebird!’ in the background.
“The Wolf plays so many ‘truck songs’ that I’m convinced my sedan is slowly turning into a pickup.”
I found a cowboy hat in the backseat this morning, it’s happening.
“They play enough love songs to make you fall for your tractor all over again.”
John Deere, you complete me.
“You know you’ve been listening to The Wolf too long when you start hearing banjos in your dreams.”
Somebody’s pluckin’ away while you’re snoozin’.
“The Wolf has so many hits, even your Grandma’s humming along to Florida Georgia Line.”
Nana’s got the moves when ‘Cruise’ comes on.
“If you haven’t heard a ‘Friday Night Lights’ reference by noon, you’re clearly not listening to 99.5.”
They have a legally binding agreement to mention football at least once per hour.
“99.5 The Wolf—where every other song reminds you that you need to buy more beer.”
You’re just one Luke Bryan hit away from grabbing that cold one.
“It’s called ‘The Wolf’ because they know you’ll be howling the lyrics at the top of your lungs while stuck in traffic.”
It’s a howl-off between you and that guy in the truck next to you.

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99.5 The Wolf (KPLX-FM)