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My Home is
03:44
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Travelin’ down the highway, singin’ my songs for you and them
I’ve been on the road so long I ain’t seen my son since I don’t know when
Watchin’ you grow up on the phone, from pictures your mom sends
Seems like only yesterday, I was so surprised when you turned ten
And this road that I’m drivin’, drives me home
I hope and I pray, that it don’t take too long
Yeah, watch for me, wait for me, I’ll be there before you know it
But right now the highway is where, my home is
If I haven’t told you in a while, I sure am proud of you
Hard to believe you’ve become the man that I’d thought you be
I know it’s been hard on you at times, and I’m sorry
But I hope that you’ll learn from my mistakes and the things I did right
CHORUS
Just one more run and I swear, I’ll settle down
But right now the fans up in Ft. Worth
They want us back in town
CHORUS
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Love in Hell
04:12
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Lyin’ here alone, with her by my side
How do I tell her, about last night….I don’t think she even loves me
It’s turn so cold, last few years
I wish I could make her, her pain disappear...she don’t even really know me
So we’ll keep livin, this love in hell as we know it
How many times can I say I’m sorry?
How many nights have I left her alone
No matter how hard I seem to try
She thinks she’s the only one that’s lonely
She came home, at 3am
I didn’t ask, or cared where’d she been…I don’t think she’d even tell me
No more phone calls, or love notes
Saw her this morning, and we hardly spoke….and we don’t know what to do about it
So we’ll keep livin, this love in hell as we know it
Chorus
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This Town
03:26
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Every time I roll through this town
I go outside of my way
I drive by that place where we first met
Don’t look like much has changed
A few more folks is all
Man, we sure thought that those were days….yeah I….wanna burn it down
Take it down to the ground and start all over
Sit here and watch an old flame till I get sober
Don’t mean nobody any harm, when it all goes down
Take my advice my friend and leave this town….
I see your dad’s old store still standin
Man he wore my ass out
And that little ole diner on the square, Lord that was heaven
And that run down, one room, apartment, made us feel grown up
We bit off more than we could chew
You made that house into a home, yeah I…wanna burn it down
CHORUS
I know I should let this thing go
Move right along with my life
Forget about that time when you broke my heart
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The Crown
03:35
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Out ran the storm last night, it was damn near a hurricane
Wind picked up and the rain came hard, I knew it was comin for me
Didn’t think it would be that bad, came in kind of fast
Creeks ran high and the levee broke, I thought I was gonna drown
But I saw a black crow cryin on a high wire
I saw Jesus walk on water come for me
I heard a wise old man say take to higher ground
Raise up your hand take the crown
Sometimes you find yourself in a world full of misery
Take a look around my friend, you’re not the only one
No one said it would all be good, take it all with the bad
Take my word and listen to me as I sit here and testify…
CHORUS
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Let us be
03:20
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I got my hands tied, around my back
I could not break free, if I tried
Cause I’m bound by the man to get me right
They got me blindfold, where’s I can’t see
I can’t tell now what to believe
Cause they tell me how to act and how I feel
Bring back the God fearin man of the house
And his Queen…..and Let us be
You tell yo children, not to get high
While you drink your, red bottle of wine
Then you tell your city council that I can’t smoke it
You say it will kill me, but what’s that to you
I’m no puppet, that you can fool
While you feed your families face through a drive thru
Bring back the God fearin man of the house
And his Queen…..and Let us be
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A song for Smiley
03:03
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We’ve all made mistakes a time or two
Done some things, probly didn’t mean to do
Lord I know I’ve had my share of them
It’s not my first, won’t be my last
What’s to you friend, about my past
We’re all brought in this world, just by chance
We don’t get to choose, how we come out
No one asked us how’d like to live
Black or white, rich or poor
Born to love, but to hate
It’s all up to ourselves to make the change
Show a smile, lend a hand
Think about yourself if it was you
How much does it hurt to be let down
One by one, we can turn it around
Now go out in this world, and make a friend
Find someone, that’s down and out
Tell them it’s ok, we’ve all been there
Don’t be ashamed, don’t be afraid
And I hope this song, finds you well….
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