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I think a good point here, and what amazes me is that some songs present a lifetime in just a few lyrics.  I guess you have to cut to the chase in songs sometimes.

One of the moderators can do it for you.

I love old classic country myself.  It seems to be my favorite music these days.  And I also play fair.

You did good, Jeff.  I always like to hear stories like this.  It does your heart good to be able to make people at home at your house and enjoy music together.

I checked also but could only find one song with chords.  There are other sites withh his music.

That's a tough one, bud. I don't have the best rhythm myself.  I tend to speed up and slow down all in the same song.  I think for the most part, I have gotten much better than I used to be.  I do know that it is just a matter of getting the strumming hand used to strumming without thinking.  If you think of the words to the song and think of strumming correctly at the same time, you will tend to get off beat much of the time. This is another matter of strumming until you are sick of it, then strum some more.  I also know that for some, to keep a beat is next to impossible.  I am one of those that can't hold a beat very well, but I have noticed with time and lots of practice, I have gotten a little better.  I also know that if you constantly think of strumming while you are doing it, you either mess up the strum or you screw up the singing.  It has to become a non thinking experience for you to do it consistently.  Maybe you should practice strumming while you are doing something else and always try not to think of the strumming.  I think the key here is to make strumming a reflex action, the same as fingering chords has become. I know I'm not much help, but I'm trying to get inside your head and look at it differently.

Capos are only used to allow your voice to be comfortable in a certain range.  If you can sing all the notes comfortably without the capo, then do.

Here you go.
http://www.songlyrics.com/highway-101/a … 88-lyrics/
Couldn't find the chords, however., but you just asked for lyrics.

I guess it was Krebs.

I was going to mention it also. Dobie Gillis.  Good one Zurf.

Did she play banjo Joey?

You gotta have the gene for it.  I have to work for mine and the gene doesn't cooperate