Ain't it strange how people change, and almost overnight. Who once was a country girl is now a socialite. We're proud for you, but when you're through.
I can walk all alone through a river of fire. Cause my heart is true. Put my soul on the line. That's what I'd do, that's what I'd do. . There's a power in passion.
I should have heard you talking. Now I'm a dead man walking. I should have paid more mind. To the little things, the little things. . Why is love so complicated.
That song is driving me crazy, I gotta hear it again. First time I heard it I was with some friends. It's a simple little song you can sing along with an old time melody.
Well, I met the man. In Montgomery, Alabama. I was waiting on a bus. And he was shining shoes. And I heard him say. . I'm a shoeshine man. Number one in the land.
It was always you and me and him. A whiskey sour, beer and gin. We were having fun when the night was over. You'd go off together leaving me alone. All alone.
Me and Yates, an army buddy o'mine. Were doin' three years in Germany at the time. We came upon these Frauleins in the bar. Yates said, "Darf isch zee be-gleit-en", they said, "Ya".
People all over the world. Join hands. Start a love train, love train. People all over the world. Join hands. Get on the love train, love train. . The first stop that we'll make.
Ravishing Ruby, she'd been around for awhile. Ravishing Ruby, she was a truckstop child. Born in the back of a rig, somewhere near L.A.. Ravishing Ruby, you poured a lot of hot coffee in your day.
Ooh yeah, no, no, hey now, hey there. . Lookin' back over the years. You know I've shed some tears. Told myself time and again. This time I'm gonna win.
Dear, I thought I drop a line. The weather is cool, the folks are fine. I'm in bed each night at nine. P.S. I love you. . Yesterday we had some rain. But all in all, I can't complain.
I've been quiet never spoke before about this. Takes a little time to say what I'm thinking. Let's run down the concept of. Love as we know it. I'm only happy when I'm flying.
"How old do you think I am?" he said. I said, "Well, I didn't know". He said, "I turned 65 about 11 months ago". I was sittin' in Miami pourin' blended whiskey down.
I like this room, it's got me. Dancin' down and dirty on my knees. Get lit up, tell those lies. Wicked enough to melt your ice. . I can see baby, touch on me.
Me and Jesus, got our own thing goin'. Me and Jesus, got it all worked out. Me and Jesus, got our own thing goin'. We don't need anybody to tell us what it's all about.
It's a long dark day. When we realize and understand. That we've come so far. Destiny lies close to home. L will do what l can. To keep my spirit safe and strong.
Mama likes to listen to the grand old gospel time. Daddy is a cowboy drinkin' beer and wine. Mama's in the kitchen standin' there all alone. She got Jesus on the radio and daddy on the phone.
In the of heart the country there's a killer without a gun. We're afraid to be no longer free just for loving one. So I, I got to say, say a prayer for you.
You can say that I lied a lot. You can throw up your hands. Pardon me, if the man you got. Wasn't part of the plan. . I'll confess, if I'm wrong or not.
I Love little baby ducks, old pick-up trucks. Slow movin' trains and rain, I love little country streams. Sleep without dreams, Sunday school in May and hay.