You are so fair and lovely. And so overwhelming. Yes You are. . You, You define mercy. By looking right down on me. Calling me pure. . You've torn away the nights.
I paid first and last month's rent. I wondered why I even carried in this old bed of mines. 'Cause it's not like I ever sleep. All I do is think of her and wonder how I'm gonna make things work.
What is this place I found. The sacred ground. Where You and I will run. All that I'd never leave from here. . With every second spent. The world around me.
Girl, I hate me for how I hurt you. 'Cause that ain't no way to love a woman. I used up your heart and all your forgiveness. I tore you apart and now you're down.
All along I walked a path to nowhere. I was broken all inside. Till I saw You with Your arms stretched out before me. And I ran to You, now I sing. . Great is the Lord.
I'm doing seventy two in a sixty five. On I-24 in a four wheel drive. Got a ten o'clock on Eighteenth Avenue. . And there's a thirty percent chance of rain all week.
I knew you wouldn't answer after the things we said that night. You were crying, I grabbed the keys and said goodbye. Well, hang on please, don't hang up, let me talk to our machine.
I always said I wouldn't stand. In the way of your dreams. And what good is the wind blowing. In a blue sky to a bird without wings. . And I meant it when I said it, I swear it.
I was 16, drivin' my old man's car. The light was red but I ran right through. And I killed a mailbox and some flowers in a yard. 'Cause I was lookin' at you.
Baby when I look at you. With your hair fallin' down and your baby blues. Standing there across the room. I get so lost in the way you move. . It makes me reminisce.
They were sittin' on his tailgate. She was lovin' on his roughneck. She was talkin' 'bout runnin' away. While he was puffin' on a cigarette. And just thinkin' how am I gonna say goodbye.
A storm on the horizon weather's coming in. Smell of the rain takes me back again. To a morning just like this and clouds filled the sky. And every time I think about that day I said goodbye.
I got a little game that I play. And I call it 'try to beat the morning paper home'. I ain't very good but I get a lot of practice. Even won once a month ago.
Im not a sucker for love). . Were fussin and fightin. All day and nights end. Wondering if we ever change. Sittin here thinking. For one damn reason. Why you wanna push it away.
He's been sitting by the phone since she left. But it's time for work and he just can't be late. So he grabs his old guitar and he plays a couple bars on the machine.
I like my next-door-neighbor. We do each other favors sometimes. We threw somethin' on the grill. Sat around and chilled just the other night. . And we talk about our lawns.
Oh yeah... . Drivin' by the drive in movies. Started thinkin' 'bout me and Suzie. And how we used to spend those Saturday nights. Later on we'd be out cruisin'.
Home - Jason Michael Carroll. . I was on my way to Charlston when she called me from Austin. and it was raining, don't it figure like it always does when things go wrong, and that smokey mountian air got a whole lot.
I guess it all started back when I was in school. I met my very first Bubba. And before I knew. By lunch that day I met another. And then there were two.
Chorus. Ten million Teardrops cant be wrong. I cant deny it, all that I want. But my love for you is a long way gone. . I thought that after all of this time.