I can hear the truck tires coming up the gravel road And it’s not like her to drive that slow, nothings on the radio Footsteps on the front porch, i hear my doorbell She usually comes right in, now i can tell Here comes goodbye, here comes the last time Here comes the start of..
Forgive, sounds good Forget, i’m not sure i could They say time heals everything But i’m still waiting I’m through with doubt There’s nothing left for me to figure out I’ve paid a price And i’ll keep paying I’m not ready to make nice I’m not ready to back down I’m still mad as hell..
Down where i born it was heaven on earth. The flint river washes that red georgia dirt. The sun sets slow and the stars shine bright. We raised cotton, corn, a little cane, and kids. You either lived on a farm or wish you did. Jesus always walked close by our side. Where i grew..
I grew up south of the mason dixon Workin’ spittin’ huntin’ and fishin’ Stone cold country by the grace of god I was gasin’ up the other day And an ol’ boy pulled up with a license plate From ohio i thought of good lord he’s lost From his wranglers to his boots He reminded..
I’m hell on heels Say what you will I done made the devil a deal He made me pretty He made me smart And i’m gonna break me a million hearts I’m hell on heels Baby, i’m coming for you This diamond ring On my hand’s The only good thing That came from that man..
When i look in her eyes it ain’t no surprise Sparks start a’flyin’ like the fourth of july. She gets me so hot, my heart starts a’poppin’ We get to kissin’ there ain’t no stoppin’. When it comes to love she ain’t no slacker My little darlin’ is a firecracker. When i light the fuse..
I’ve been up to my neck workin 6 days a week Wearin holes into the shoes on my feet Been dreamin of gettin away since i dont know Aint no better time than now..for mexico No shoes, no shirt, no problems Blues what blues..hey i forgot them The sun and the sand and a drink..