93Q Country (KKBQ-FM)
Performed by Bale Harrison & The Texas Field Hands
93Q Country (KKBQ-FM)… – Music and Lyrics by Alan Nafzger
“Tuned In to 93Q”
(Verse 1)
I turned on 93Q just the other day,
George Strait was singin’, like he never went away.
I’m stuck in Houston traffic, dreamin’ of dirt roads,
But with Garth Brooks blastin’, I’m in cowboy mode.
My hatchback’s feelin’ like an F-150,
Ain’t haulin’ nothin’, but man, I’m feelin’ nifty.
(Pre-Chorus)
They play the hits, both old and new,
Got me two-steppin’ while I’m stuck on 610 Loop.
From heartbreak to beer in just one song,
93Q knows how to keep me rollin’ along.
(Chorus)
Tuned in to 93Q, yeah, they play it all,
From trucks to whiskey and heartbreak calls.
Legends and newbies, they got the mix just right,
In my car or at a BBQ, they bring the country light.
Tuned in to 93Q, it’s Houston through and through,
Whether I’m cryin’ or dancin’, I know just what to do!
(Verse 2)
They play so much Garth, I’m wearin’ a big ol’ hat,
Even when I’m in the grocery aisle, how ‘bout that?
They hit me with a classic, then a brand new hit,
One minute I’m young, next minute I’m feelin’ it.
And every whiskey song has me thirsty by noon,
Thinkin’ happy hour’s comin’ real soon.
(Pre-Chorus)
The morning show’s got me laughin’ out loud,
They’d sell me ice in a Texas crowd.
With every love song, I’m fallin’ for my radio,
93Q’s the only love I know.
(Chorus)
Tuned in to 93Q, yeah, they play it all,
From trucks to whiskey and heartbreak calls.
Legends and newbies, they got the mix just right,
In my car or at a BBQ, they bring the country light.
Tuned in to 93Q, it’s Houston through and through,
Whether I’m cryin’ or dancin’, I know just what to do!
(Bridge)
They play George and Garth, mixin’ old with the new,
My backyard BBQ just got a little more true.
And when the heat’s risin’, I’m coolin’ with a tune,
93Q’s the cure for a humid afternoon.
(Chorus)
Tuned in to 93Q, yeah, they play it all,
From trucks to whiskey and heartbreak calls.
Legends and newbies, they got the mix just right,
In my car or at a BBQ, they bring the country light.
Tuned in to 93Q, it’s Houston through and through,
Whether I’m cryin’ or dancin’, I know just what to do!
(Outro)
So turn it up, let those country vibes roll,
93Q’s got that Texas soul.
From love to beer, they know the way,
In Houston, 93Q’s the sound of the day!
15 Educational Observations About 93Q Country (KKBQ-FM) – Houston
- “93Q plays so much George Strait, I’m starting to believe he has a cot in the studio.”
At this point, they might as well make him a permanent DJ. - “They have the perfect mix of new and classic country, which means you’ll cry about both a lost love and your lost youth within 15 minutes.”
Thanks for the emotional rollercoaster, 93Q. - “You know you’re listening to 93Q when you’re stuck in Houston traffic, and their playlist has you planning a dirt road escape.”
Mentally, I’m already off-roading in my sedan. - “Every time 93Q plays a Garth Brooks song, I feel like I should be wearing a 10-gallon hat—whether I’m at home or in the grocery store.”
It’s a look, even if I’m in the cereal aisle. - “They play enough new hits to make me feel hip, but enough classics to remind me my knees aren’t as young as they used to be.”
One song I’m dancing, the next I’m icing my joints. - “I’m convinced 93Q’s morning show hosts could sell ice to a Texan and call it ‘premium hydration.’”
It’s all in that charming drawl. - “Every hour on 93Q comes with at least one song about whiskey—if you’re not thirsty by noon, you’re not listening closely.”
Country music: making happy hour start early since forever. - “Listening to 93Q is like having a barbecue in your car—minus the sauce stains and the actual food.”
But it’s still finger-lickin’ good. - “Their mix of country legends and today’s stars is like blending bourbon with sweet tea—smooth, classic, and goes down easy.”
You won’t know which you love more, but you’ll keep coming back for another sip. - “When 93Q plays a song about trucks, I swear my little hatchback transforms into an F-150.”
Suddenly, I’m ready to haul something—probably just my groceries, though. - “They play so many love songs, I’m about ready to propose to my radio.”
After all, it’s always there for me in the good times and bad. - “You can tell 93Q is pure Houston because they’ll follow up a song about heartbreak with one about beer, and you’ll be completely okay with it.”
That’s how you know they understand the city’s priorities. - “93Q plays enough upbeat songs to make Houston’s humidity feel almost bearable—almost.”
I’m still sweating, but at least I’m dancing too. - “If 93Q were a person, they’d be that friend who shows up unannounced with a cooler of beer and a playlist that makes your neighbors want to join the party.”
The best kind of surprise. - “I swear, every time 93Q plays a country legend, my backyard barbecue suddenly tastes better.”
I didn’t even add more seasoning—must be the Hank Williams magic.
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