Twenty-nine
That's when you're supposed to find yourself
Start drinkin' whiskey from a higher shelf
Stop callin' your mom for help
Twenty-nine
You start payin' mortgage instead of rent
Should be pickin' out a picket fence
Instead of wonderin' where it went and wonderi

Twenty-nine That's when you're supposed to find yourself Start drinkin' whiskey from a higher shelf Stop callin' your mom for help Twenty-nine You start payin' mortgage instead of rent Should be

I got a fast car, gassed up, sittin' in the driveway
Got a road that I know like the back of my hand
We could head out right now, baby, we could fly away
And disappear outta here fast as we can

Ooo, I miss you, baby
Ooo, I'm going crazy

There's a diamond sky that's wa

Country music made me do it
And I'll do it till I die

First time that I tasted whiskey
First time I took it way too far
First time I let the wrong boy kiss me
And learned all about a broken heart

And I
Left everything I've ever known behind
And my mama cried</

Dear Miss Loretta, I ain't ever met ya But I'm lonely tonight and I just betcha You might have some wisdom to pull off that shelf Your songs were all fun 'til I lived them myself I ain't a coal

Dear Miss Loretta, I ain't ever met ya
But I'm lonely tonight and I just betcha
You might have some wisdom to pull off that shelf
Your songs were all fun till I lived them myself

I ain't a coal miner's daughter
But my grandmother was
Must be whiskey in the water
Mus

Four leaf clover winning me over Giving me all green lights One outta ten, you were eleven Straight outta Heaven Had me walkin' on cloud nine What goes up comes down Spreads around town Didn'

The scent that you left on my pillow
The sound of your heartbeat with mine
The look in your eyes like a window
The taste of your kiss soaked in wine

Every little thing
I remember every little thing
The high, the hurt, the shine, the sting
Of every little thing

You get drunk, I do too
We got bills overdue
You blame me, I blame you
Here we go again
You get mad, you go fish
I get mad, break a dish
I turn into the bitch that you say I am

We're livin' on the fault line
Right down the middle of this house
Between the wh

Blame it on me, I'm an actor, I'm a fake
Blame it on me, I broke your heart, but by mistake
Call it what you wanna, good intentions or denial
But if I'm bein' honest, I've been lyin' for a while

Halfway right doesn't make it right
Halfway wrong is still wrong
Half of me

You've been lookin' for a good time call
I ain't a number on a bathroom wall
So you were never gonna fall for me
Little ol' me
She don't even need a couple drinks
To let you take her home and tangle up your sheets
It ain't like me to say talk is cheap
But, honey, so i

The wind is like memory, the pieces in the night
Waitin' for the moment that you got us compromised
It don't care if you're sleepin'
It don't care if you're drunk
It knows the secrets you're keepin'
No matter when you wake up

Ooh, when the rain gets poured
The river

It's all on me, it's my mistake
I said I don't love you a little too late
But I guess there ain't ever a right time
And I don't know why it's called a goodbye

Go run my name into the ground
Tell everyone you know just how
How I slammed the door on our forever
But I

When you got off work at five
I'd be the first thing on your mind
Every time
And if I wasn't where you thought I'd be
You'd drive around 'til you found me
If it took all night

You'd press me to your lips
Say you never felt like this
And I'd be all you'd need

Midnight, you crawl back, swearin' you lost track How can you say that with a straight face? Your phone is glowin', you say it's no one It's funny, no one calls me this late You tell me I'm craz

Cigarettes in the ashtray
Sittin' on the porch
Two empty bottles of cabernet
From the night before
Couple of texts I wish I hadn't sent
But at the time
Had a good buzz and it felt innocent

Movin' on is messy
It ain't always gonna be a clean break and it's okay

That ain't my lawn, that ain't my porch
But he's kissed me on those steps before
I said: I love you more at least a hundred times
I picked that paint, but that ain't my front door
And that's still his truck, but that ain't my Ford
Where mine used to sit once upon a time

He helped me change a tire in the Citgo parkin' lot
He said we both could use a beer and I said: Hell, why not?
What started out as one night turned to six months just like that
He never had a ring on so I never thought to ask
But then last night I saw a message on his phone

Hey, next girl, you don't know me I'm just the one he says went crazy On him, that's just what he does But once upon a time I was The next girl, I been where you're at You overlook a lot when he

I'm glad there ain't no service outside of Seminole
'Cause if he left a message, I don't wanna know
And why's the only station barely coming through
Only playing songs that make me think of you?

I just hit Oklahoma, Highway 99
Got one hand out the window and one thing on my