If you want to hear a love song, I could sing one. If you wanna feel the fire, we could build one. If you need to catch a rainbow, we could chase one.
Ninety-nine years is a long long time to bust your back and the heart of mine. You sweat so much you can't cry tears when you stop to think about ninety-nine years.
My first taste of Texas had blue eyes and golden hair. Beneath the Tennessee silver moon, we found a feeling we could share. And age made no difference, I'd been around and she was young.
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Words & Music by Ed Bruce. . The lashes that she bats. Above those big blue eyes are real. The nails she scratches my back with are hers. She's soft and warm all over.
This very night the train was right on time. Baby stepped aboard and left the both of us behind now. You've got to make your day and I've got to make my way.
Mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys. Don't let 'em pick guitars and drive them old trucks. Make 'em be doctors and lawyers and such.. .
Just as sure as there's gold in California. A jukebox in Tesas guitars down in Tennessee. Just as sure as a peach grows in Georgia. We gonna make it love's found you and me.
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Tonight I prayed I'll lay me down to sleep. And know I pray the lord my mind where keep. Or at least just let me die, before I wake. Cause my life is the only thing you didn't take.
Did you ever say I'm lonesome and stop to wonder really what lonesome is. Lonesome is a little boy standing in a crowd a telephone ringing in an empty house.
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