Between An Old Memory And Me Travis Tritt

I was sittin' at a table In a little club downtown Playin' songs on the jukebox And pourin' whiskey down When I heard a sweet voice sayin' "Would you like some company?"

Just Too Tired To Fight It (Album Version) Travis Tritt

Here comes that same old memory Like a movie in my mind You told me you loved another Then you drove off through the pines And I swear it feels like yesterday Though it's been a long, long time I can still

Country Club Travis Tritt

I took a double take out on the interstate When I saw her makin' eyes at me So I followed her down - the clubhouse drive Past the pool on the 18th green In the parkin' lot...I said it's mighty hot Maybe

If The Fall Don't Kill You (Album Version) Travis Tritt

"They'd been high school sweethearts since they were just fifteen A storybook beginning with the wedding of their dreams Consumed by his ambition he soon left her at home With a promise and an empty house

A Hundred Years From Now Travis Tritt

When you left I nearly lost my mind And I tried to drown my sorrow Every night in warm, red wine My old heart's broke to pieces But I'll get by somehow Cause I won't care, Lord, a hundred years from now

Helping Me Get Over You Travis Tritt

Is it really love we're making My heart's hanging by a thread She's the only reason it ain't breaking Do you ever cross my mind Darling fact is you still do That's the reason she is here Wiping your old

Homesick Travis Tritt

close to the guitar man, narive sone of a foreign land The boy's homesick He's homesick, for days bygone Homesick, for home sweet home Where were you in '69, smokin' dope, drinkin' wine Just an

Outlaws Like Us Travis Tritt

I was born a country singer I love Charley Pride Raised on 'He Stopped Loving Her' Cut my teeth on 'Mama Tried' Yes, I love Hank Wiliams But I still love rock 'n roll Hank Jr, me and Waylon, We're all

Livin' On Borrowed Time (Album Version) Travis Tritt

Well I'm swimmin' in debt And the money's all gone I ain't got nothin' I can call my own Work my fingers to the blood and bone For a big disappointment when my paycheck comes If I only had a little I could

Southern Justice Travis Tritt

born in the big iron city Deep in the heart of Dixie, yes he was now Raised on the good Book Taught to take a good look at what's going on His daddy was Birmingham lawman A servant of the people through and

Someone For Me Travis Tritt

As I walk down this road, the rain is just starting to fall How in the world did I let myself get so alone I can't tell any difference Between my tears and the rain falling down It's hell when your heart

I Can't Seem To Get Over You Travis Tritt

Time is moving fast to the point of no return I'm reaching for tomorrow leaving bridges that I've burned Here I stand alone with my back against the wall Tortured by your memory and the feelings I recall

T-R-O-U-B-L-E Travis Tritt

Well I play an old guitar from nine till half past one I'm just tryin' to make a livin' watching everybody else havin' fun Well I don't miss much if it happens on a dancehall floor Mercy look what just

Put Some Drive In Your Country Travis Tritt

Well I was raised on country classics Like Roy Acuff and George Jones Lord I loved to hear 'em Sing all them old time country songs But I really got excited 'bout the time I turned 15 That's the first

Worth Every Mile Travis Tritt

The roads that we've traveled Ain't always been easy Lord knows we've both seen our share Of troubles and trials It's hard to believe We made it so far together But just between you and me darling It was

Honky-Tonk History Travis Tritt

Got these calluses from all those nights Spent playing a telecaster, till my fingers bled bud light I got this scar in a beer bar brawl Outside of Tuscaloosa, stitched it up in a bathroom stall And I got

We've Had It All Travis Tritt

There ain't a road That we ain't traveled Good times and bad Both great and small And when it seemed It all would all come unraveled We held each other And we stood tall [Chorus:] And all my dreams Are

Small Doses Travis Tritt

You'd think after forty Long days and nights I'd finally get used to the rain But until the storm passes Outta my mind The only thing I know To take for the pain is Small, small doses A sip at a time A

God Must Be A Woman Travis Tritt

things I would rather forget How you grin and shrug your shoulders When it's time to start over again God must be a woman You're probably a lot like her Your grace is so amazing An angel here on earth

Now I've Seen It All Travis Tritt

I watched an acorn Turn into an oak tree I felt the passion Of a whippoorwill's Call And I've seen a flower Bloom in the desert But a woman so true Loving me like you do Now I've seen it all I've seen

Sack Full Of Stones Travis Tritt

I used to be the kind of guy I could laugh as well as cry With a heart feather-soft and summer-warm Since you've left me I've been faced With emptiness that's been replaced With a heart that's hard

Dixie Flyer Travis Tritt

Well the first thing I remember is the smell of burnin' cinders And the sound of that old whistle on the wind I always wondered where the train was going But I never cared at all where it had been Yeah

The Road Home Travis Tritt

Full moon risin' over Atlanta And I'm fourteen stories high Lookin' down on a street full of people Just like bees in a hive Lord sometimes I feel just like a number Like somebody lost my name I just couldn't

Nothing Short Of Dying Travis Tritt

her more I loved her I should've spent more time at home But should haves really aren't important Since the fact is now she's gone I wish I'd listened to my conscience When it said 'don't let her go' And

She's Going Home With Me Travis Tritt

cool me down When I get dixie fried And I know she loves to party She knows I don't like crowds But I compromise on Friday nights And we go paint the town She turns heads in every club We hang out in '

It's A Great Day To Be Alive Travis Tritt

I got rice cooking in the microwave I got a three day beard I don't plan to shave It's a goofy thing but I just gotta say, hey, I'm doing alright I think I'll make me some home-made soup I'm feeling pretty

Wishful Thinking Travis Tritt

When you told me you were leaving Girl I didn't believe a word 'Cause to think that you'd walk out on me Just sounded too absurd I'd like to change the things I did That tore our love apart But that's

Girls Like That Travis Tritt

short skirt with her shoulders bare It's easy to see she's got her style down pat Got a way of walkin' like a wild bobcat Well, you gotta love the Lord for makin' girls like that She likes pickup trucks and

Never Get Away From Me (For Waylon and Jessi) Travis Tritt

no-gooder You were hotter than hell I spent all my time Hot on your trail You could've run through the mountains Could've sailed across the deep blue sea I knew from the start Couldn't let you get away from me

Where Corn Don't Grow Travis Tritt

As we sat on the front porch Of that old grey house where I was born and raised Starin' at the dusty fields Where my daddy worked hard every day I think it kinda hurt him when I said Daddy There's a lot

Country Ain't Country Travis Tritt

He was raised on a tractor in overalls and boots Been to college and then law school since leaving his roots Came home in a Lexus,he left in a Ford Country ain't country no more He told his daddy catch

The Girl's Gone Wild Travis Tritt

Wine coolers, six packs, cigarettes and tic-tacs, Fill it up and hit the road. Passin around the Cosmo, wearin out the cell phone, Make it to the beach by ten.

Son Of The New South Travis Tritt

Son of the new south, Step child of uncle sam, Baptized in 100 proof and saved by the blood of the lamb, This is the new south still drink our tea from a mason jar, We're the backbone of this country and

When Good Ol' Boys Go Bad Travis Tritt

Old Clarence was a corn fed Sunday school teacher At the Cheephill Church of Christ A God fearing fence clearing, hay slinging Hymn singing, back breaker all of his life Came in early one night, find his

I See Me Travis Tritt

heart full of dreams I look at him and I'm so amazed I'm so proud and then sooo afraid That the apple didn't fall quite far enough from the tree Yeah I look at him and I see me Already says when he grows

Start The Car Travis Tritt

Well I'm tired of the pressure, so tired of the pace Just want to grab you baby, and get out of this race I got no chance of makin' it, workin' downtown And walkin' slow and talkin' low I'm tired of goin

Lord Have Mercy on the Working Man Travis Tritt

All around I hear the sound of money But I ain't got a nickel to my name And everywhere I look I see temptation She stands on every corner and calls my name Won't you tell me if you can Cause life's so

Back Up Against The Wall Travis Tritt

I was dealin' up and down the highway Till they caught me with a heavy load They sentenced me to hard labor Workin' on the side of the road Now I don't deny I was guilty And I know I broke the law

Walkin' All Over My Heart Travis Tritt

I'm so glad you found me Wrapped your sweet love around me And helped me to make a new start I was down on the bottom Sad stories, Lord, I've got 'em She was walkin' all over my heart She was cheatin',

Modern Day Bonnie and Clyde (Album Version) Travis Tritt

Well it's a long way to Richmond Rollin' north on 95 With a redhead ridin' shotgun And a pistol by my side Tearin' down that highway Like a modern day Bonnie and Clyde We met at a truckstop Johnson City

I'm All The Man Travis Tritt

Girl I know you see me As a man who's strong and never filled with doubt But your love gives me courage You don't realize I can't be strong without And though I try to hide it You see right through my

Down The Road I Go (Album Version) Travis Tritt

Let me tell you baby If you want to pin me down Better get your hammer, girl And nail me to the ground 'Cause you won't find no grass stains On the bottom of my feet The only home I've ever known Is out

If Hell Had A Jukebox Travis Tritt

You left me for a dream you had to follow But I thought goodbye wouldn't last that long You'd go off chasin' rainbows till you realized I loved you And then run back to my arms where you belong But months

Hard Times And Misery Travis Tritt

Another day on Highway 41 It's a long black snake that runs to the sun My mama told me since the day I was born Son, down in the southland is where you belong So, I'm pitching nickels, pitching dimes

Double Trouble (feat. Marty Stuart) Travis Tritt

Well I got a buddy at the factory I know him and he knows me We were talking on the line today You wouldn't believe what he had to say I told him all about you He said man that's strange she's my girl

Can't Tell Me Nothin' Travis Tritt

It took me a year to fix it up And one day to lay her down I got a little hitch in my get-along now You can't tell me nothin': Talk is cheap and free advice Is worth the price you pay I had to find out

Tell Me I Was Dreaming Travis Tritt

1st verse: When I woke up this morning Wiped the sleep from my eyes Found a new day dawning And suddenly I realize You're gone Chorus: Tell me I was dreaming That you didn't leave me here

Here's A Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares) Travis Tritt

"You say you were wrong, to ever leave me alone Now you're sorry, you're lonesome and scared And you say you'd be happy, if you could just come back home Well here's a quarter, call someone who cares Call

You Really Wouldn't Want Me That Way Travis Tritt

And there's other things about me you think you'd like to change, If you just could. I could let you shape me, mold me like a potters piece of clay. But you really wouldn't want me that way.

Only You (And You Alone) Travis Tritt

Only you can make this world seem right Only you can make the darkness bright Only you and you alone can thrill me like you do And fill my heart with love for only you...