T.L.C.A.S.A.P.. Alabama. Album: Cheap Seats. . Well my muscles ache and my feet are sore. Thank God it's Friday and it's almost four. And time to hit the door.
If we could leave this ol' city. And head for the cabin we love. Back deep in the woods. Woah, baby we would. If we could jump some big ol' jet plane.
Many years ago in days of childhood. I used to play till evening shadows come. And then winding down that old familiar pathway. I heard my mother call at set of sun.
Well this ain't. No Sunday drive. Got the tach. Redlined. Throttle opened wide. . (Gentlemen start your engines). . Got all new. Diagnostic-tuned. Polished, shined.
Through the years,. We've had our ups and downs.. Ain't been a block. We haven't been around.. We've been one step up,. And two steps back,. But our love's gotten.
If I could design forever. I'd put you and me together each night. Together each night. The best I can do is promise. I'll love you true and honest and right.
We're standing like kids on a mid way,. Two hearts like tumbling dice,. We've lost control of the way we feel.. . Old heart aches driving us crazy,. Is it really different this time?.
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Oh, southern star, how I wish you would shine. And show me the way to get home. Well I'm blue-collar branded, and stuck in a mill. Hard work is a way of life for me.
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Song, song of the south. Sweet potato pie and I shut my mouth. Gone, gone by the wind. There ain't nobody looking back again. . Cotton on the roadside, cotton in the ditch.
There were times I stood my ground. When I knew you were right. Turned around and walked away. When I should've held you tight. But you never closed the door.
(Jeff Cook). . I remember, walking through flowers. In a garden of a mem'ry I'm thinkin' of. I remember, being in heaven. Some other place, some other time, some other love.
There's a little cafe' on the corner of town. Lucy works there 'til the sun goes down. It ain't very much but she brings home. the bacon and the bread.
Out on Highway 1, I saw a camper van. parked out on the shoulder. Thinkin' they had broken down, I pulled over. There was a little old lady and her old man.
Silent night, holy night. All is calm, all is bright. Round yon Virgin Mother and Child. Holy Infant so tender and mild. Sleep in heavenly peace. Sleep in heavenly peace.
(Randy Owen/Teddy Gentry). . She's still got those pretty eyes. Like she did in school. The first time that she looked at me. My heart went ka-boom. Today I saw that look again.
She can light a fire under me. Give me all the courage that I need. She can see a side I just can't see, she can. She can make me smile when I wanna cry.
(Mac McAnally/Robert Byrne). . He was a good time beer bar picker. Until the night she came along. He gave up his women and his liquor. And she put the sad in all his songs..
She ain't your ordinary. She ain't your ordinary girl. . She don't love carelessly that's what I've always heard. 'Can't use the usual lines she measures every word.