Search results for 'fortysome'

Footlights

Merle Haggard

Down Every Road

1996

only dream of
And I make my livin' writin' songs and singin' them
But I'm fortysome years old and I ain't got no place to go
When it's over
So I hide

Hello

Eminem

Relapse [Deluxe] [Explicit]

2009

can't match it
I rat-tat-tap on your door with a damn ratchet
Attack-tack-tackin' a whore with a damn hatchet
A knapsack packed with like forty-some

bargained for and I am far more worse
Than a forty-some bar Lord Jamar verse
Nothing means more than respect, so when I curse
You could say I swore

Footlights [Live]

Merle Haggard

Great Country Legends [Castle]

2002

only dream of
And I make my livin' writin' songs and singin' them
But I'm fortysome years old and I ain't got no place to go
When it's over
So I hide

of
And I make my livin' writin' songs and singin' them
But I'm fortysome years old and I ain't got no place to go
When it's over
So I hide my age and make

Footlights

Merle Haggard

Merle Haggard [MVD]

1996

of
I make my livin' writin' songs and singin' them
But I'm fortysome years old
And I ain't got no place to go when it's over

So I'll hide my age

Footlights

Merle Haggard

Country Outlaws: Willie Nelson/Waylon Jennings/Merle Haggard

2005

only dream of
And I make my livin' writin' songs and singin' them
But I'm fortysome years old and I ain't got no place to go
When it's over
So I hide

Footlights

Merle Haggard

Country Greats [Masterson]

2001

only dream of
And I make my livin' writin' songs and singin' them
But I'm fortysome years old and I ain't got no place to go
When it's over
So I hide

the roast is dark
And the neon slowly fades into day
Tony, he's been here forty-some
A good son from Michoacán
I thought there was more than this

Lately, looking back, I'm thinking about it
Even though, it was forty-some years ago
Back then, I could explain my reasons to doubt it
But today, I

Forty-some
Oh, you know some
Little nigga was gon' be dead
But my struggle

I shoot it
Put it in a coffin
Playin' on weekends and the time is so much

a chance, and
I sacrifice that's what it takes to be a man
That's what my father told
Got a broken foot, he still be on his toes
Forty-some years old, he

Happy to have my whole body, and not feel a little in my face
I could've been higher than outer space, they should've seen my face
Forty-some staples

been forty-some years  nineteen sixty-nine 
On the Troubadour stage, it just seemed like our time
Laurel Canyon and Sunset, that's where we'd call home