Words & Music by. Ed Bruce and Donnie Blanz. . At the door at five a.m.. Off to bust my back again. And here you are, kissing me goodbye. Suddenly the day at hand.
Soft rain kissing the fallen leaves night wind harmonizing with whispering trees. Of pretty sounds I've heard the sweetest I think maybe. Is when she sings to the baby.
Words & Music by. Ed Bruce and Phil O'Donnell. . Second day of third grade, Three Oaks Elementary. She sat in the first row, I was all the way across the room.
If you wanna keep a love young always show her that you care. Call her through the day to say you love her always thinking of her. Give her just a little more love than you take.
There was only me and her and him. The bar was giving last call so I thought I'd move on in. And I was slick and feeling like a man so I took the stool between 'em.
It must be I have always loved you just never knew where I would find you. You've always been the one babe now that I've found you. I can't remember ever never lovin' you.
Words & Music by. Ed Bruce and Dee Moeller. . Were there never quite enough Sundays. Did I leave out a birthday or two. Did I make too much of mere holiday fluff.
Feelings are strange especially when they come true. And I had a feeling you'd be leaving soon. So I tried to rearrange all my emotions. But it seems the same no matter what I do.
I feel so bad I've got a worried mind I'm so lonesome all the time. Since I left my baby behind on Blue Bayou. Saving nickels and saving dimes working till the sun don't shine.
There's a parking lot where the corner cafe stood. One of the places we first fell in love. They've built a waterslide on the bluff by the riverside. Where we first fumbled our way into love.