Our love has come so far, but not at all.. I remember the start you can't recall.. By the time it was right, you didn't want to fall.. If it's over, say it's over.
Ridin' on a greyhound, countin' those white lines. Destination I don't know and I'm feelin' like I'm dyin'. Well ten years on this road, my its took its toll.
I knew a man a long long time. But I never knew him at all. Small in stature, big at heart. Oh, he always stood tall. . From the time that he was born.
We don't have no plastic L.A. Frynds,. Ain't on the edge of no popular trend.. Ain't never seen the inside of that magazine GQ.. We don't care if you 're a lawyer, or a Texas oil man,.
That's right. Yeah. . Big bad machine still makin' the scene. Big wheels keep on turnin'. Step on the gas, gone in a flash. Rubber just keeps on burnin'.
Mud-covered cornfields starin' out my back door. The barn's leaning over now and that deer don't run no more. So much life before, now that dream is gone.
Mamma called this morning, said. 'Son won't you come back home?. I've been feelin' good but. I know it won't be long.'. Don't keep me waiting. I wanna touch your face again..
I used to live in a poor neighborhood. My friends and me we always had a time. Never had no money but we had it so good. Those days are gone and I wanna go back.
I jumped off a boxcar down around Tennessee. I was cold tired and dirty hungry as I could be. But I had my guitar and a hundred railroad songs. So I asked the policeman.
You know i'm dirty because it's in me. Life's not easy. And it's the heart that I won't change. I wouldn't be the same. . You see me one day and then the next day.
Well, just keep on runnin' mama, 'till you can't run no more. You no your sister told your mama 'bout the boy next door. Well, I see your sugar daddy comin' around the corner.
Daddy was a Cajun [Incomprehensible], raised on Southern land. That so my kinfolks tell me, was a street-fightin' man. Well, they rushed him down to see the doctor.
There ain't no poor man. Born with a silver spoon. And there ain't no wise man. Who learned it all in school. A politician's promise. Can make you feel like a fool.
Well sometimes I lose my direction. And sometimes I jump off track. But when I hide out baby, I can always get it back. I need to feel the cool breeze,.
Daddy was a Cajun, raised on Southern land. And so my kinfolks tell me, was a street-fightin' man.. Well, they rushed him down to see the doctor. "Hey doctor, won't you check his head?".
Five AM in the mornin', whiskey still runnin' through my head. I could get out of bed and maybe I'll just have another cigarette. As long as I can remember seems all I've ever done is work.
How can you stand there smilin'. After all you've done. You know it seems to make you happy. When you've hurt someone. Twice before you fooled me. With your deceivin' and lyin'.
I met the man, when I was fifteen. Seen him in all the papers, on TV. and magazines. So I had to ask him, what's the difference between. Those who make a wish, those who spin wheels.
I said baby mama, I don't know your name. But I said baby, sugar I can play your game. Every night when we leave the hall. I see you hanging around. You want to ride in my big black car baby.