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Woh, yeah. Bring it on I got a half a jar of moonshine. Some whiskey and some cheap wine. Leftover from the last time. That you said your last goodbye. 'Cause that's what you want, bring it on An
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I've changed the presets in my truck. So those old songs don't sneak up. They still find me and remind me. Yeah you come back that easy. Try restaurants I've never been to. Order new things off t
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C'mon I got diesel on my sleeze bend. Plowin' up a cloud of dust. I just called my buddy Steve. He's been haulin' here from dawn 'til dust And cotton pickin' Ricky said. He's ready for a cold beer
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I see your momma and the candles and the tears and roses. I see your daddy walk his daughter down the isle. I feel my knees start to tremble as I tell the preacher. Dont she look beautiful tonight
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You'll find me here from happy hour to closin' time. The jukebox is playin' the same old song a hundred times. Bartender looks at me with the saddest eyes. When I say keep 'em comin', till I'm stum
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Can you tell by the spell that I'm under?. This fella's wonderin'. If he'll ever get next to you. Is there a chance of gettin' through?. . Well, you never seem to notice me. No matter what I do.
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I think its safe to say youve had a bad day. And somethin even tells me. Maybe I should stay away. But I cant, Im livin dangerously Baby, call me crazy. I think I know what you need. Girl, Ive go
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She dresses up her children and she herds em to the car. Drives down to the mega church but cant find a place to park. Then she feels a little guilty when she takes His name in vain. So she folds h
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I remember summer. Of nineteen ninety three. She was tall and blond and tan and man. She was all in love with me She started talking about our future. And it scared me half to death. So I ran awa
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Closest I've ever been. To meetin' Jesus was when. Me and Bobby Pinson put up our pink slips. On Blue Hole Road My needle showin' ninety. I flew right by him. Lighting fast 'til I had a bad goody
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The first naked lady I ever saw,. Was that tattoo on my uncle's arm. On daddy's farm that summer he drove up,. And helped us build that barn. He rolled up his sleeves,. His arms were lean. He fl
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