Lyrics:
marching,
Marching, marching
King George's men came marching, up to the old inn-door.
They said no word to the landlord, they drank his ale instead,
But
King George's men came marching
Up to the old inn door
They said no word to the landlord
They drank his ale instead
But they gagged his daughter
[Tammy Wynette - T.W.]
[George Jones - G.J]
[G.J.]
You always said someday you'd go to live
(In Southern California)
And me I'd stay right
Oliver Jones, chilled to the bone
As he wearily waits for the weather to wane
Seems the news report lied
And his shoes are untied
When he crosses
George "Jones" 'cause he jonesin' for them roses
And he gettin' all them girls 'cause he put roses in his poems
I guess what I'm supposin'
Is I'm not down
of moonlight
Over the purple moor
And the highwayman came riding, riding, riding
Yes, the highwayman came riding
Up to the old inn door
Over the cobbles he
of silence **
It was a mansion on the outskirts of chicago, I clout
Hood went by the name of mikey budafeuco didn't like me
Ms jones was around back I took
you got something to say
(George Watsky doesn't need a fucking MC Name)
Verse 1
If I go spit a poem
If I go kick a flow
Doesn't really matter man
While you play t by George Jones and Darrell Edwards
He leading part
Cause the flowers will bloom eternally
Your leaving, it will bring autumn sorrow
Written by George Jones and Darrell Edwards
In the papers I saw you this morning
You were lovely, dressed in your wedding gown
And it said you
(As performed by George Jones)
I'm lookin' for that Lonely Street
I've got a sad, sad tale to tell
I need a place to go and weep
Where's this
hoping war is over soon
Guard your grill like George Foreman
Time to build, as far as building I'm the doorman, opening doors
My blood I expose
hoping war is over soon
Guard your grill like George Foreman
Time to build, as far as building I'm the doorman, opening doors
My blood I expose
WHAT'S IN OUR HEARTS
(George Jones â?? Country Johnny Mathis)
« © '63 Glad Music »
WITH MELBA MONTGOMERY
Everybody tells me you're a cheater
Yes
I'D JUMP THE MISSISSIPPI
(George Jones - Johnny Mathis)
« © '64 Glad Music »
WITH MELBA MONTGOMERY
I been lonely much too long I'd give a Yankee
(George Jones)
« © '63 Glad Music »
Well here I stand on this high ground
Looking out over this great big town
Searching for love that didn't
Written by George Jones and Jack Ripley
I won't say that I'm the only one who loves her
And I won't say I make her happy all the time
There's
the song
No one picks like Bill Monroe and don't George Jones sing great
I can tell that the people care by the people at my gate
Webb Pierce invites
Fresh out of school, she makes her own rules
Katy's havin' the time of her life
She's talkin' to George, the bookie next door
Seven phones ringin'
vision, got my eyes peeled
Freddy Kreuger tearing the quota, and leave 'em sleeping with the fishes
Just spooning with Davy Jones
Imma send 'em down
INTRO (Figuero Jones)
Cream of the crop, top of the pick
Lil homie strong, moolah legit
Gimme the pack flip it up quick
VERSE 1 (Black Napoleon)
Tammy Wynette & George Jones
(Glenn Martin)
Broken down apartment rooms
Paper plates and plastic spoons
Honey, those were the good times.
Twenty
I'D JUMP THE MISSISSIPPI
(George Jones - Johnny Mathis)
« © '64 Glad Music »
WITH MELBA MONTGOMERY
I been lonely much too long I'd give a Yankee
doubles for Davy Jones
(And he got beaten up by Brian Jones)
He's so amazing you should see his walk
It just screams "Get in
There with the pop-stars!"
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