I'm from West 'by God' Virginia. And the high Kentucky hills. I'm dirty but I'm honest. I pay a poor man's bills. I'm prosperity and poverty. I'm a scoundrel and a saint.
Intro. . You don't talk to me,. not the way that you used-to.. Maybe I don't listen. in a way that makes you think I-do.. I've been wonderin'. . 'bout what we're gonna.
I came up river on a gravel barge from New Orleans. She was standing on the cobblestones in a pair of cut-off jeans. I asked what she was doin', she said, "Sugar, I'm killin' time".
High heels and cocktails, she ain't just boots and beer. She's the living proof there's something in the water 'round here. Well it doesn't matter if it's noon or night.
Hells gates on fire. Two million acres gone. When the going gets tough. The tough gets moving on. Morning noon or night. The fighters take chances. If grit was worth its weight in water.
They've got two golden bands. On their left hands. His and hers. And two ropes by the bed. Hand-stitched in red. His and hers. And in the room by the hall.
He's a cowboy. Who rode his dreams into the purple sky. Drove a million head of cattle 'cross the great divide mhm. He loved the JFC. That's made way into his heart upon a melody.
Sometimes I just wake up humming. feeling like my world is right. wanna jump right up & walk outside, take in the morning light. feel the music running through me makes me wanna dance.
Billy Callery. . At a time when my world, seemed to be swinging,. Reeling out of control. There were some believers,. Deceivers, a few in-betweeners. Who seemed to have no place that they could go.
(Angela Strehli). . You told me that this time you are leavin'. To beg you to stay would be a crime. I'd hoped you would give us another chance to love.
Lisa used to love to dance. Ever since she was ten years old. Her bare feet raising dust on a yard. Where the grass wouldn't grow. . Slowly spinning round and round.