AND IT'S CALLED "COUNTRY SONG OR COUNTRY WRONG."

AND SO WE'RE GONNA SEE THE NAME OF A SONG,

AND WE'RE GONNA SAY IF IT'S A COUNTRY SONG OR COUNTRY WRONG.

READY?

- YEAH. I BETTER WIN THIS.

- ALL RIGHT. YEAH, YOU BETTER.

- [chuckling] OOH.

- "HER TEETH WERE STAINED, BUT HER HEART WAS PURE."

- OH. - I'M GONNA SAY WRONG.

YEAH.

OH, IT'S A SONG.

[ding]

THAT'S THE THING ABOUT THESE COUNTRY SONGS.

- I WAS TOO CONFIDENT WITH THAT RIGHT AWAY, NO.

- I KNOW, THAT FOR SURE DIDN'T SEEM LIKE A SONG TO ME.

ALL RIGHT, THE NEXT ONE. - MM-HMM.

- "SHE GOT THE GOLD MINE AND I GOT THE SHAFT."

- OH, COME ON.

[laughs]

I'M WAITING FOR YOU.

- WELL, I THINK IT SHOULD BE A SONG.

I THINK IT--

I'M GONNA SAY YES.

YOU'RE GONNA SAY...

- NO. - ALL RIGHT.

- OH! - AHH.

COME ON, THAT'S TOO GOOD. WHAT'S THE NEXT ONE?

- I'VE FLUNKED.

- "EVER SINCE I SAID 'I DO,'

THERE'S A LOT OF THINGS YOU DON'T."

- THAT HAS TO BE.

- THAT HAS TO BE A SONG, YEAH.

YEAH. - YEAH!

- ALL RIGHT.

THE NEXT ONE.

"DON'T CRY ON MY SHOULDERS 'CAUSE YOU'RE RUSTIN' MY SPURS."

[laughter]

I THINK THAT'S WRONG TOO.

- I-- - YEAH.

[buzzer]

- YEAH, ALL RIGHT. - YEAH!

- ALL RIGHT-- - YOU STILL WON.

- YEAH, NO, IT WAS A TIE.

YOU WON ACTUALLY.