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Goodbye heartbreak, goodbye home
Goodbye divebar I used to go
I gotta get out, out of this goodbye town
And goodbye happy and hello regret

I’d shrink myself to make you feel taller
And I would complain so your problems felt smaller
You’d say I was too much, I was too loud
So I would say sorry and keep my voice down

I know your type
We’ve met before
Yeah I’ve fallen into baby blues like yours
Heard every line

Let me tell you a little story now…’bout the devil…hm, she’s the devil…in red
My baby so crazy and trouble’s her name
She’s looking for a rumble, always stoking the flames
My baby doesn’t care if you’re a woman or man

Remember kissing me in that white Mustang
Getting lost somewhere in Hawaii
On those backroad two lanes
I was diving in too fast and so deep

I’ve been loved and I’ve been hated
I’ve been famous
I’ve been jaded
I’ve lost friends along the way I thought were always gonna stay and

There’s a dent in my bank account
Every time I go out all night
There’s a tear in my favorite jeans
Hope it means I had a good time

Baby, I never leave I’m sorry unsaid
And I’m done letting freedom mess with my head
Now I only go out one night a week
Think more before I speak

Well pick up trucks and four wheel drive
Have been my thing since ’99
When Tim McGraw was all we ever sang
Long tan legs in daisy dukes

Your mom called me today and it was so out of the blue
Haven’t talked to her since the last time I saw you
Could hear it in her voice that she’s been missing you too
It’s weird not going over there anymore

You look like you should be downtown right now
Walkin’ out the house dressed up hair down
I know we’re supposed to meet up with our friends
If you want, you know we still can

Bikini and golden skin got me spinning
That skinny dipping kiss got me wishing
We could hold onto this feeling
And live every day like the weekend

On any given Friday you can find me at a bar
Jammin’ to the band and missin’ nobody
I’m probably on my 4th round of Maker’s Mark
Movin’ on ain’t that hard

Girl you know I’m not downtown
Ain’t leaving this house
Cause I know about right now
You’re on the way out

Sunlight’s tracin’ out the trees
Legs layin’ cross my knees (between)
Learnin’ all about you (you)
Learnin’ all about me (we)

Sometimes I’m jealous, sometimes I’m hard to read
Some nights I’m quiet just over thinking things
My imperfections aren’t too hard for me to find
Somehow I’m perfect in her eyes

Pieces of you
Scattered around this house
Only memories
Haunt me and hold me now

Every thing about you kills me
Every little move you make
Got me downtown on a Friday
Even though I hate this place

I was good for you
You were bad for me
I was solid ground
You were broken wings

I’ve been high
I’ve been low
I’ve been wound up tighter than a hangmans rope
I broke hearts

There’s an ashtray of crushed out cigarettes
And an empty bourbon bottle by his bed
A pile of change, a worn-out match book with a name
And a number scribbled on it that can’t be read

There’s a fire deep inside of my lady that burns just for me
She struck a match on a heart full of gasoline
Sometimes it burns like a candle
Sometimes it’s out of control

Well they said we’d never make it
And they just wonder how it works alright
Yeah time does tell a story
And time does fly

I hear them talking under their breath
Their lips don’t move but I know what they said
I see them looking me up and down
Hiding their smiles like I’m some kind of clown

I could conjure up so many times
From the good old days when she was mine
I could reminisce on the crazy nights
When I held her close, but I always cry

Well I prayed for peaceful waters
But the storms already came
So let it rain
Let it rain

Strong liquor and an empty glass
And three weeks that kicked my ass
This runnin’ ragged sure is hell on me
I’m nine miles a minute and I’m head-long in it

Chasing our tails
And calling it hell
And running ’cause running it’s free
While they’re filling our heads

There ain’t nothing worse than losing somebody
Love is such a precious thing to find
And I’m the first to admit, it might kill me
If I wasn’t so damn stubborn all the time

Working down my third cup of coffee
Waiting on the grey to burn away
Seems the world outside my window is getting colder
Pray for my shoulders

Well it’s closing time, I’m down to my last dime
You can bet your ass I’m in a world of trouble
If I’d a stuck with beer, I’d been out of here
But the man in the bar room mirror is still drowning doubles

I got some backside discipline from shattering the window with a baseball
Had to stay after class, call mom and dad, made me tell ’em how I mouthed off
And I got this scar and broke my arm when I tried to jump that fence
Man I hurt from it

You never did care too much for this two lane town, did you, babe?
You’ve been talking ’bout getting out, chasing them dreams down since seventh grade
And I can’t blame you for the way God made you
You need more skyline than a water tower with your name on it

«I Want You»
Connor McCutcheon
I never saw this one coming
Thats why its hard for me to find the words to say When I’m with you, yeah I’m stuntin

They say all good things come to an end Here we are saying well just be friends It’s never worked before at least not
Between us But when you call me late at night I can’t help but..
Pick up the phone tell you to come over Falling apart as we get closer You love it right now but hate when it’s over You
Love it right now but not when you’re sober I didn’t want to say everything i said to you

Can’t close my eyes it’s been two weeks
My stomach rumbles I just won’t eat
Got you on my mind, you’re still in my bed
We’re kissing goodnight and you never left

I almost felt you touching me just now
I wish I knew which way to turn and go
I feel so good and then, then I feel so bad
I wonder what I ought to do

I’m feeling lonely
Got you on my mind
I swear I’ll quit drinking this time
But it’s getting harder

We were young, we were lost
But we travelled not knowing the cost
Nothing behind us, just road ahead
Unashamed of the things that we did

I tried to bow my head
Put down the bottle like my grandma said my daddy did
I love her like a Waylon song
But old number seven was a damn too strong

Got an angel on my shoulder and a devil in my ear
Another shot of whiskey, another round of beer
I don’t care what’s right or wrong I’m gonna sit right here
And drink just like that Haggard song until you disappear

Three nights a week down at the double branch saloon
Playing for the locals and the folks just passin through
50 years but of songs, he ain’t but 25
He’ll take you back in time

Keep that little black dress I love hangin up in the closet
Don’t check that phone less Jesus or momma calls it
I’ll keep that radio down low I don’t care what’s playin’
Whatever it is I’d rather hear you sing it

Alright
Ooh
Got a buddy living out in Jacksonville
In love with a woman with looks to kill

If I could give you a handful of stars
Throw a rope around your dreams, unbreak your heart
If I could get your rain, soak you up
Keep your halo from turning to rust

She’s my walkin’ livin’ breathin’ country boy’s dream
It kinda makes me wonder what it is she sees in me
I know it ain’t my movie star looks she can’t resist
And when I ask her what it is

We might pull out our shotgun
Shotgun a cold one
Bust some clay and let ’em lay there scattered in pieces
We might jump on our tractor

Jump a board on a block
Get brought home by the cops
Sneak out of the house
Walk a mile just to steal a kiss

Wore cutoff blue jeans
And not a drop of sunscreen
We drove trucks at 15
Bald tires making hayfield ruts

Girl, I knew it was a matter of time
‘Fore you got dolled up, pulled into my drive
And apologized cause the other night you went crazy
You said you’re just here to collect your stuff