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Cody Johnson Gave People a “Tour” of the Tattoos on His Body
Cody Johnson Gave People a “Tour” of the Tattoos on His Body

Cody Johnson was brave enough to ask a tattoo artist to give him a tattoo . . . somewhere he has NEVER tattooed someone before.  Fortunately for Cody, it wasn’t anything TOO crazy . . . it was “the bottom of a foot.”

He had the artist tattoo a simple LINE on the bottom of his foot.  It references a lyric in the Waylon Jennings song “I’ve Always Been Crazy”, which goes, “I’ve always been different with one foot over the line.”

Cody told the story during a video “tour” of the tattoos across his body, which included ink on his chest, back, arms, hands, and also that one on the bottom of his foot.

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