Mama, how's the corn growin'
Out behind the house?
How's that old wind blowin' down south?
People are different out here
Like you said they´d be
But most times the one that feels different
Is me

I can see your eyes shine
As I drove away
You and daddy standin

Mary and her man live in a two-bedroom beside me
Used to see her in the hall at night,
Passed her on the street
But lately she ain't comin' around no more
She hides indoors
Afraid of what the world might say if they knew,
What I know

Mary, can you come outside?

The weather man says he's never seen Temperatures rise as high as these in a long time. Yeah, but we don't mind. The car's lined up at the edge of the lake, The radio's on and everybody's takin' t

There's a little girl down south and her daddy's got a ranch 'bout as big as my town and one day I swear I'm gonna go down there and get her out from the letter that I got last fall she said you

So you're tired and you're beat And you worked all week And you need a place you can let it go Where the girls go wild And the boys play hard And you need a little more than just the radio. Well

Well I know they say all goods things must come to some kinda of ending we were so damn good, I guess we never stood a chance. Gonna find what you've been missin' when that highway's tired of li

I was down in Whiskey River Stopped in for a drink Minding my own business Trying not to think Bartender came over with a shot of his best Said this ones from the lady in the long black dress Sh