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After sunset, the skies are darker than the night I met you
but the time I'm alone- it doesn't color me blue
when I'm walking all alone, it doesn't matter a bit and you know it's true
where once was a we- there's a me without you
you said you was taking some time
you thought it was yours but it was mine all mine
The funny thing is I'm just fine
and I can see that sunshine all of the time and it's mine, mine all mine
Things are quiet in the morning when it's getting near dawn
even better since it's quiet and I'm sitting all alone
there's no one there to tell me its time to get ready for the working day
no hassle for space at the sink when I'm brushing my teeth everyday
you said you was taking some time
you thought it was yours but it was mine all mine
The funny thing is I'm just fine
and I can see that sunshine all of the time and it's mine, mine all mine
repeat chorus after whistle break
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I get high on Jesus without you
I don't need no preacher, to save my soul
I get high on Jesus without you
Now I just use the good book to make me whole
The preacher said I can't love all my friends
Because their lives are filled with filthy sin
But what about trying to reach those who cannot see
No just pass the plate and give them dollars to me
I get high on Jesus without you
I don't need no preacher, to save my soul
I get high on Jesus without you
Now I just use the good book to make me whole
The preacher on the TV tells a lie
Send him the money to help the poor get by
But how can you ever help them to begin
When you're living in a ten million dollar big mansion
I get high on Jesus without you
I don't need no preacher, to save my soul
I get high on Jesus without you
Now I just use the good book to make me whole
The preacher man likes me for my skin
But don't you go boy, letting them others in
But what about judge not and you will not be judged
Well I've had enough of you and your bigoted sludge
I get high on Jesus without you
I don't need no preacher, to save my soul
I get high on Jesus without you
Now I just use that good book to make me whole
Now I just use that good book to make me whole
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KG Noble - High Time
02:46
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I woke up late this morning
With an ice pick in my head
Feeling like a monster
I got voices in my head
What did I do
What did I do
What have I done?
I remember we were walking
Lord knows what I said
Cause when the liquor does the talking
I just end up seeing red
What did I do
What have I done
Who have I become?
Think it’s high time
That I poured that whiskey down
Yes it’s high time
That I poured that whiskey down
The drain for good
I know too many times
I’ve had more than I should
I was trying to find a way
Some way to feel good
Cause the world don’t give a damn about
Some nobody like me
The devil is a whiskey glass
Whispering to me,
Come have a laugh
Come have a dance
We’ll have a blast
It says come have a laugh
Come have a dance
Just screw the past
But it’s high time
That I poured that whiskey down
Yes it’s high time
That I poured that whiskey down
The drain for good
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Remember we used to be happy yeah we used to glow
I used to make you laugh all those years ago
Oh how the times have changed and you're not the girl I used to know
You say you've fallen out of loving me, and its time to go
All the bar stools are empty except for mine
The bottle is gone now and I'm in decline
But I'll pay the bar tab I'll be just fine
cause the liquor wont hurt me
like you did me this time
I took a verse from the bible and made it my own today
"There shall be no more pain,for the former things have passed away.”
But it still stings a little, yeah it tears me up inside
You took away all I lived for, you took away my pride
My life anymore seems shaken,and my stars don't quite allign
I fall asleep on the bar room floor cause the bed don't feel just right
I'll take the bottle to the end of the line
Cause the liquor won't hurt me
like you did me this time
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AG Y'all - Butterflies
02:23
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Sent like an angel
From high up above
Bright as the sunshine
Dripping with love
And Her eyes
Give me butterflies
Fantasy girl
Came to be true
Still trying to figure
How I landed you
And those eyes
give me butterflies
Thank my lucky stars Tonight
Blinded by the light
Each and every time she smiles
Butterflies
Partners in crime
Partners in life
First we raised hell
Then a family right
All that time
Still get butterflies
Hard to find love
easy to see
Some thing are there
Just meant to be
After all this time
Still get butterflies
Five years still going strong
Nothing can go wrong
Each and every time she smiles
Butterflies
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When you come around I am not the same
When you come around and say my name
So sweetly
I want you completely
So take my hand and make me yours tonight
I’ll ask my ma
And you’ll ask my pa
If we can stay out after dark
My ma said okay
But my pa said no
No, no way
When you come around I am not the same
When you come around and say my name
So sweetly
I want you completely
So take my hand and make me yours tonight
We’ll get out of here
And I’ll marry you
We’ll get out of here
And have a baby or two
I truly love you
They can’t understand how much I love you
When you come around I am not the same
When you come around and say my name
So sweetly
I want you completely
So take my hand and make me yours tonight
I’ll meet you
In the field over there
I’ll meet you
With flowers in my hair
Say our vows tonight
I will tell you I love you all through the night
When you come around I am not the same
When you come around and say my name
So sweetly
I love you completely
So take my hand and make me yours tonight
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Your mama came from the country
Your daddy came from the sea
Your brother cam from your uncle
And that’s enough information for me.
Please don’t show me your attic
Please leave your basement door closed
Please leave your luggage behind
Let’s keep your past where it belongs
Don’t let the stone drag you down
It doesn’t matter where you’re from
You’re a new person now
Bad boys can look so good
And that first beer taste better than it should
And prison it doesn’t suite you well
At least that mean old bastard is going straight to hell
Don’t let the stone drag you down
It doesn’t matter where you’re from
You’re a new person now
It doesn’t matter where you’re from
You’re a new person now
It doesn’t matter where you’re from
You’re a new person now
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V1:
There's a shelf in a closet in the house where you lived
You put a bottle up top but I couldn't say when
I don't know if you tried it, but I sure know that I did
Did you take a shot before you left on your heavenly trip
Ch:
I remember your smile and the gleam in your eye
And the time you and Evelyn told me goodbye
All the things that you did, and the things that you said
I'm just glad I finally got to go drinking with Ed
V2:
The rules of the house didn't mention the drink
And I never did ask, didn't know what you didn't think
Did you ever let the fire water run down your throat
When the angels start singing, the devil takes note
Ch:
I remember your smile and the gleam in your eye
And the time you and Evelyn told me goodbye
All the things that you did, and the things that you said
I'm just glad I finally got to go drinking with Ed
V3:
Take a shot when I'm lonely, and a sip when I miss you
Not ashamed to admit I pretend that I'm with you
I raise a toast and a prayer in a church parking lot
Got a sneaking suspicion that you're drinking with God
Ch:
I remember your smile and the gleam in your eye
And the time you and Evelyn told me goodbye
All the things that you did, and the things that you said
I'm just glad I finally got to go drinking with Ed
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