Lyrics:
This is a man's world, this is a man's world
But it wouldn't be nothing, nothing without a woman or a girl
You see, man made the cars to take us
buzzy
Girls from the past that lost me, love me
Same ones there that crossed me, cuss me
Everything come full circle, word to the boss above me
Slow
miss Mayberry
Sitting on the porch drinking ice cold cherry coke
Where everything is black and white
Picking on a six string
When people pass by
remembering a road sign
I'm remembering a girl when I was young
And we said, "these songs are true
These days are ours
These tears are free"
And hey
Come through the block in the brand new Benz
Knowing that me and that nigga ain't friends
(OK girl) Yeah what I did was wack
But you don't get
And if you made it through
And had all your dreams come true now
Or has it been a long and bumpy road, long limbed girl?
So young and foolish
But so
brighter inside
Someone come and asked me my name
Taken back by surprise
When I saw with my eyes
A girl in a love's disguise
She said stop, stop, stop
she's painted bright red
But oh, her little mother
She's everything I said, now
Road runner, road runner
She's a running wild now
Road runner, road
one last look at the girl you lost
In the time you took to make up your mind
Between the two roads
Go and take some more time
But me and mine must
Who lives in a well by the side of the road
Wake up, girl, we're almost home
Ya, c'mon!
We should see the gates by mornin'
We should be inside
a picture of a tall oak tree by my side
Clergymen in uniform and young girls pullin' muscles
Everyone was there but nobody tried to hide
Newspapermen
on the brink
But I don't think I've ever been this far
So yes I, whoa yes I, yes I'm in love with the girl
I was cool with hanging around
Now I got plans bigger
at me like, "Damn boy, you brought everything but the truth"
Girl, you used to be cool, that's why I started fucking with you
Baby, it feel like
The Old Bog Road: Teresa Brayton
My feet are here on Broadway
This blessed harvest morn,
But oh! the ache thatÂ?s in my heart
For the spot where I
a picture of a tall oak tree by my side
Clergymen in uniform and young girls pullin' muscles
Everyone was there but nobody tried to hide
Newspapermen
Time has a way of changing everything
That goes for almost anything but us
Always have and I always will remain
Words from a heart that you can
weight around
But as long as your lovin' beats your hoggin'
Little Girl I'll never put you down
[2nd Verse]
You argue when I leave for work
You argue
I'm a rolling stone
It took you by surprise
You're hangin' onto something, anything
Just like a shimmer of light
Oh, how the sword, it fell
I
Sometimes love walks away
Sometimes love has to change
Sometimes the heart has to break
But you're not the only one
That's been hurt by love
Sometimes
to fight for your right
'Cause you don't love them boys
Pussy run everything, fuck that noise
I know things get hard, but girl, you got it, girl, you
Girl, I can't notice but to
Notice you, noticin' me
From across the room, I can see it
And can't stop myself from lookin'
And noticin' you,
stuck a lot
Just letter jacket boys singing Jerry Jeff songs
Drinking everything we could get our hands on
Learning 'bout right by doin' it wrong
in a little girl
So unafraid of the fire
But those days don't last
Sweet dreams die fast
A stumble when you walk on the wire
When all your
Got a girl from the south side, got braids in her hair
First time I seen her walk by, man, I 'bout fell up out my chair
Had to get her number, it
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