Country Music Artists By Letter T
(37 votes, average: 6.38 out of 10)
On That River, My Grandfather Wed The Big Chief’s Lovely Daughter He Gave A Hundred Horses To Claim Her As His Bride They Raised A Mighty Family, The Pride Of All The Cherokee When He Died, She Lay Down By His Side Refrain: Tsunadagaya Uweyu, Where Silver Waters Flow Some Call It Lover’s River, Some..
(20 votes, average: 8.20 out of 10)
My Name Is Jackson, I Was Named After My Father Followed In His Footsteps, Down Here To This Factory I Ain’t Complainin’, Wouldn’t Waste My Breath To Bother This Work Ain’t Hard, It’s Only Borin’ As Can Be Married Rebecca Back In Seventy-seven I Still Love Her And I Guess She Loves Me Too We..
(98 votes, average: 8.65 out of 10)
Standing In Line At LAX, I Was On My Way Home There Was A Soldier There In Front Of Me Had His Desert Camos On I Said “Hey! You Comin’ Or You Goin’?” He Said “I’m Goin’ To Iraq I’ve Got A Five Day Old Son Back In Lubbock And I Just Can’t Wait To..
(47 votes, average: 6.10 out of 10)
Everybody’s Waiting Everybody’s Watching Even When You’re Sleeping Keep Your Ey-eyes Open The Tricky Thing Is Yesterday We Were Just Children Playing Soldiers, Just Pretending Dreaming Dreams With Happy Endings In Backyards, Winning Battles With Our Wooden Swords But Now We’ve Stepped Into A Cruel World Where Everybody Stands And Keeps Score Keep Your Eyes..
(67 votes, average: 9.93 out of 10)
State The Obvious, I Didn’t Get My Perfect Fantasy I Realized You Love Yourself More That You Could Ever Love Me So Go And Tell Your Friends That I’m Obsessive And Crazy, That’s Fine I’ll Tell Mine You’re Gay And By The Way, I Hate That Stupid Old Pickup Truck, You Never Let Me Drive..
(11 votes, average: 7.48 out of 10)
Walking down the street, hand in mine It don’t keep them other guys And their wandering eyes from looking at you That’s alright and that’s okay Who can blame ’em anyway? You’re so pretty, and you ain’t even got a clue Cause everywhere we go girl You’re the star of the show And everybody’s wondering..
(47 votes, average: 9.43 out of 10)
My Grandmother Owned A Nightclub On The Arkansas-oklahoma Line Momma Put Me On A Greyhound, And I Went To Stay With Her In The Summertime I’d Box Up Those Empty Longnecks And Stack ’em In The Back And Make A Hand Then At Night She’d Let Me Sneak Out Of The Kitchen And Sit In..