"I'm Ragged But I'm Right" (sometimes referred to as "Ragged But Right") is a defiant statement of blue collar pride that actually dates back to a 1929 blues record by the Blue Harmony Boys.
I'm Ragged But I'm Right (sometimes referred to as "Ragged But Right") is a song by George Jones. It is a defiant statement of blue collar pride that actually dates back to a 1929 blues record by the Blue Harmony Boys.