Тексты песен «Confederate Railroad»

I hitchhiked up to Memphis, a young boy in my prime I thought that big old city could ease my Georgia mind After just one hour, I met this Southern girl She said, "They call me the Queen of Memphis" And then she took me...

I was raised where the rivers run wild I've been a man since I was a child Born to the blues and bound to survive I'm for living against the cards Like me next chance is all I got So go on and roll the dice Go on,...

I guess I should have seen it coming I should have read those warning signs But her leavin' me was something That never even crossed my mind Till she said see ya, wouldn't wanna be ya Wouldn't wanna stand in your shoes...

She never cried when old Yeller died She wasn't washed in the blood of the lamb She never stood up for the star spangled banner And she wasn't a John Wayne fan Her baby blue eyes had the warning signs That woman was...

I hated like the devil To tell her we were through I was sure it would break her heart Tear her world in two She is such a fragile thing Lord, I hate to make her cry So I broke it to her gently When I told her goodbye...

She takes spinning class, she cooks low fat Always passes on the butter pats She's regimented, resolute Looks dang good in her birthday suit She wishes I would walk the line But most the time I don't She treats her...

Mama told me when I was young "Come sit beside me, my only son And listen closely to what I say And if you do this it will help you some sunny day" "Oh, take your time, don't live too fast Troubles will come and they...

You say you don't like my kind, don't drink moonshine Homegrown ain't your thing Never been to a roadhouse, knockdown drag-out Raised a little country Cain You think it a crime to live my life the way my daddy did But...

I'm so glad you finally called It's been way too long How's New York and you been getting on? You say you're prayin' for one whole week Well, let me just tell you The weather here's been kind of crazy too Summer in...

I am a Southern boy and I was brought up to treat everybody with respect And though I do my best you know sometimes it's mighty hard When folks use the 'R' word to talk about my neck They use that 'R' word when they...

It was a hot Sunday mornin' Middle of July The choir was a singin' 'Bout the sweet by and by Everybody was a swayin' And sweatin' in the heat We all bowed our heads down As the preacher took his seat My sister and my...

Every light in the house is on I guess, waitin' on you and me I know I told them midnight, now it's almost daylight Could be losing more than sleep Oh, I know we're in trouble, yes, I do But I don't care about that, I...

Well the boys and me, we're thick as thieves We stick together just like glue Yeah, we ride the range like the Dalton gang And raise hell like a Pirate crew Well, we're one for all, all for one, compadres all the...

He had a Martin, I had a fender We were thirteen years of age Out back in the tool shed We were searching for a sound Every day all through that summer We'd rock 'n' roll 'n' rage All the neighbors kept complaining But...

I'm up and gone everyday at dawn Just a workin' like a regular dog To keep the woman and the water And the lights and the phone turned on I've been sayin', "Yes sir" all day at work I've been sayin', "Yes ma'am" at...

I got a boss with a crew cut breathing down my neck He says he's gonna teach me about the word Respect And at the end of the day I'm barely alive But ain't it amazin' the trail that I'm blazin' When that whistle...

Toss a little bone to the working man Dear uncle Sam you got a lot to do But I just want to have a little talk with you You probably don't remember even who I am But I build your cars and I till your land While you're...

Toss a little bone to the working man Dear uncle sam you got a lot to do But I just want to have a little talk with you You probably don't remember even who I am But I build your cars and I till your land While...

Well, I was raised in a sophisticated kind of style. Yeah, my taste in music and women drove my folks half wild. Mom and Dad had a plan for me, It was debutantes and er-symphonies, But I like my music hot; I like my...

I've reached the point now where I'm not proud of Too many lovers that I've never loved And I've never questioned those empty days Until I met the woman that made me wanna say CHORUS I think about all the time...