I've been crushed like paper I've been washed like rain I've been scared of sleeping In case I wake up the same I've been broken and battered I've been
Break break away from everything Cut cut it up and start again Know know there's nothin' in between But anyway How much did it ever really mean I I was
Laters on a Friday my husband went up to the mountains with three friends They took provisions and bottles of bourbon to last them all through the weekend
Wouldn't you think that I'd have it all figured out by now And that I'd know exactly what I'm doin'? Wouldn't you think that I'd have a key To open every
Long way down a one way track The cold run down the length of my back You whipped my heart with a mighty crack You gave me the closest thing to a heart
There's a fire on the mountain There's a fire in my soul There's a sign on the highway It's a hard road There's a break in a heart There's a break in
Heartbreak, heart mend, here we go again You're standing at my door. Heart make, heart rend, one more time again This heart gonna wind up sore. I thought
Well I just came down from Chippewa I had a station wagon and a hundred dollars I was thinkin' about the girl I'd lost a year before I hadn't seen her
If I was in a movie, I would hold my head up high And if I was in a movie, I would never be this shy I would shout out loud and be so proud of what I
1,2,1,2,3 Got no nails, in the floor Got no hinges on the door Empty frames on the walls Ain't no ghost in the halls You can build with earth and
In the year of sixty two The land received a soul A baby cried, a mother smiled A hero made of gold A heart like a burnin' flame It beats like an old
I got your love I got your need I got you wrapped around my finger like a glove And i got you on your knees Ya begging me darlin' please I got your mind
If i could make my livin' Goin' fishing then i would make my livin' with a line and pole put food on the table give the money to the landlord buy some
If I was good, I'd tell everyone I know If I was free, I wouldn't be so keen to go If I was wrong, I would take it like a man If I was smart, I would
I still cry for baby Jesus And I still pray when I'm alone And when I'm lost, He'll come to find me Because He died to save my soul When I can't walk
Don't wanna read the paper I don't like bad news Last night a man got shot Outside the house of blues I'd like to ignore it I'd like to just pretend That
Barricades and brickwalls won't keep me from you You can tie me down on a railroad track You can let that freight train loose Iron bars and big old cars
I sold my last hard Bible Just to pay my bills I called my mother To reserve me in her will And the pay I'm getting every Thursday night Well, it just