Grandpa Campbell would sit upon his front porch And I'd be right there just sittin' on his knee He'd tell stories of love and feast and famine And I'd
It's my third cup of coffee Fifth time I've said I'm sorry The sun slowly peaking through the glass Says we been up all night We both know where this
Have you ever seen A prairie wind make a wave On a wheat field Bringing needed rain Have you ever seen A mama stop a baby's cry With just the touch And
What makes a man Work till his kids get too old to kiss and hug Keep on climbing that imaginary mountain When is enough, enough What makes a man build
Is 10 o'clock in the morning too early to drink beer? I don't know and I don't care When a girl walks by in a two piece, is it impolite to stare? I don
I'd never leave the perfect girl Or rip apart the perfect world Just up and leave in the middle of a song I'd never pack my things in a Silverado Drive
I was up in New York City Just the other week You should've seen the waitress face When I ordered sweet tea She said, "We don't have that here" And I
If you're a man like me who is good at leavin' If you like your space and you love your freedom Don't see yourself as ever settlin' down Or your whole
Last thing I remember, I met the boys down at The Jammer We had a few beers and a few shots I woke up the next day with cotton mouth and a headache Trying
Way back when she did a hundred and ten In her dad's old Chevrolet And she once climbed, way up high To paint her name on a water tank She's got that
Don't act surprised, it ain't like you didn't know It's been a long long time coming and it's time for me to go Tryin' to split things up could drive
I'll chase the kids around the yard all afternoon Put away the dishes so she don't have to Fix the screen door on the porch Like I said I'd do Tell her
He didnt have to wake up He'd been up all nite Lay'n there in bed listen'n To his new born baby cry He makes a pot of coffee He splashes water on his
I woke up again this morning And wouldn't you know it... pouring rain I went and burned a pot of coffee And like that I poured it down the drain 'Cause
I'll chase the kids around the yard all afternoon Put away the dishes so she don't have to Fix the screen door on the porch like I said I'd do Tell her
Always there When my world starts closing in Something to hold No matter how long it's been Gets me high Then knocks me to the ground Soothes my mind
The second I saw you What was important Wasn't important no more Love will do that Love will do that Made the old moon burn brighter Led to all-nighters
What makes a man Work 'til his kids get too old to kiss and hug Keep on climbing that imaginary mountain When is enough enough What makes a man build