Тексты песен «Tom T. Hall»

I'd feed all those hungry children down by the tracks I'd give Mom and Dad some of their young years back I'd let all those crippled children get up and run I'd take the blind and lead them out into the shining sun If I...

I remember the year that clayton delaney died They said for the last two weeks that he suffered and cried It made a big impression on me, although I was a barefoot kid They said he got religion at the end and I'm glad...

There is a miracle in you, in what you are and what you do If anything at all in life is true, there is a miracle in you You can be anything, a president, of course A nurse or a fireman or someone important on a horse...

Time takes care of a few things, love takes care of the rest Cheer up, my lady, cheer up, my friend There's no reason for you to look so depressed I'd like to be perfect, I know you would too, we're only human, I guess...

We got too many do-goods And not enough hard working men We got too many hands out And not enough lendin' a hand We got too many thinkers Looking for the answer in the wind Hey, we got too many do-goods And not enough...

She loved me like the trees love Philadelphia And like the Philadelphians love trees One fine and fleeting day in Philadelphia Then we went our separate ways To share the same old memories It's different now than what...

Tossed and turned the night before in some old motel Subconsciously recallin' some old sinful thing I'd done My buddy drove the car and those big coal trucks shook us up As we drove on into Hyden in the early morning...

Have you read any good telephone books lately? If you ain't then let me recommend one I've already read that Tulsa telephone book through thirteen times If you don't know any last names it ain't much fun Well, I was in...

Johnny got up one morning He went down to the company store Got him a big box of bullets To fit into his .44 The store man said, "Son, are you gonna work? You know you owe me too much to stop" John said, "I got a...

When I was a young man, I busted my jeans Hopping a freight down to New Orleans Worked on the oil rigs and played in the bars But nothing ever killed me so far Now I'm waitin' on the other shoe to fall And right now...

My teardrops remind me that I'm water blue A conscience too healthy for all I've been through The sun shines and I think that I should improve But I'm heartsick and I'm water blue I'm heartsick and I'm water blue...

I got a little farm and it's mostly rock It ain't too much but it's all I got Bluebirds singing in the evergreen trees In Watertown Tennessee Hey, Watertown Tennessee People in Watertown will never do die When they...

I took your picture from the table and now I'm finally alone Took your number from my Rolodex I might get weak and call your phone I got my chainsaw from your brother I did all of this and then There ain't nothing new...

Memories light the corners of my mind Misty water colored memories of the way we were Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind Smiles we gave to one another for the way we were Can it be that it was all so simple...

(Hey there) You know she left me (Hey there) I've been crying In a boat on a plane in a train in a house by the phone (Hey there) We're all in this thing alone You can't smile for me I can't cry for you We can't be...

You know they played that melody the first time that you danced with me And way back then I didn't even know the words Then they played that song again when our love came to an end It was the saddest happy song I ever...

You were meant for me and there ain't no two ways about it Even on my darkest days, oh, they couldn't make me doubt it Someday things are gonna be the way they were before When nobody wants your body anymore Leave me I...

(Whiskey castles) When I'm drinking I start building whiskey castles Castles that grow tall throughout the night When morning comes you never do remind me I've been building whiskey castles all my life As far as I'm...

Well I asked myself Who needs a baby, they sometimes cry I asked myself Who needs a baby, they sometimes lie Then I asked myself Who needs a baby, they make you blue Who needs a baby, baby I need you Knowing you...

I met him in a hospital about a year ago And why I still remember him, I guess I'll never know He'd lie there and cry out in a medicated fog Here I am in this dang bed and who's gonna feed them hogs? Four hundred hogs,...