Тексты песен «Steve Earle & The Dukes»

Well, my name's John Lee Pettimore Same as my daddy and his daddy before You hardly ever saw Granddaddy down here He only came to town about twice a year He'd buy a hundred pounds of yeast and some copper line...

Hey pretty baby are you ready for me It's your good rockin' daddy down from Tennessee I'm just out of Austin bound for San Antoine With the radio blastin' and the bird dog on There's a speed trap up ahead in Selma Town...

I was born by the railroad tracks Well, the train whistle wailed and I wailed right back Well, Papa left Mama when I was quite young He said, "Now, one of these days you're gonna follow me son" Woah, I ain't ever...

I was born by the railroad tracks Train whistle wailed and I wailed right back Papa left mama when I was quite young He said, "One of these days you'll follow me son" Woh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh I ain't ever...

One, two, three, four Ooh, pretty baby, what you doin' to me? The way your kisses burn right through me I don't think I can last much longer I get weaker and my love gets stronger I don't think that my heart can take...

There's a road, in Oklahoma Straighter than a preacher Longer than a memory And it goes, forever onward Been a good teacher For a lot of country boys like me I push that load from here to someday I'll push as long as...

Since I first saw you I've been thinkin' about you And now I'm out here on the highway goin' crazy without you I can't help but want you, girl, you're young and pretty But somehow I can't see you up in New York City now...

Now I'm a pretty big man around this town I got me the hottest little Chevy around My sweet little '66 She got a yellow front fender and a gray one on the back But my income tax is comin' and I'm gonna paint her black...