Wind chimes in a weeping willow. Biscuits light as feather pillows. At Mama's house. Sunday morning kids a squirming. Thank the preacher for the sermon.
Oh ohh noo ohh ohh. Gave you the benefit of the doubt. Till you showed me what you were about. . Your true colors came out. Oh ohh. And your words couldn't hide the scent.
He lived right across the street. It was on the news for the world to see. They caught with his hands on a neighbors child. Now he said he never done it before.
Shorty, who dat you think always missing you?. I cannot get enough of kissing you. I don't cry, okay I shed a tear or two. On the grind, but girl ain't no forgetting you 'cause.
She was workin' a summer job. Sellin' t-shirts towels and sunblock. A Midwest girl who couldn't live without the beach. I was a local boy who worked next door.
Actions speak louder than words do. Actions speak louder.... Shut up!. . So here we go again. You're opening your mouth. Before you think. Your insincerities.
Ain't no ride like a 65 Mustang. Ain't no cool like James Dean cool. Ain't no man alive tough as ol' John Wayne. And ain't no woman like you. . Ain't no rose like the yellow rose of Texas.
I was never really breathing. My heart was never really beating. Till you held me in your arms. Every love that didn't last. And every second of my past.
Three a.m. on the clock. Lullaby, music box. Oh, baby please don't cry. Let's let mama sleep tonight. You've only been home one day. You don't even know your name.
Oh reckless, a boy wonder, so quiet, nose broken. Oh, you're standing there, look tired as you're singing. And you're on fire, they're throwing punches.