Sack Full Of Stones Travis Tritt

and heavy as a sack full of stones I never thought I'd ever see The man my mirror is showing me Lord I must have aged ten years Since you've been gone The longest mile you'll ever crawl Is the

Hard Times And Misery Travis Tritt

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 Talking trash and drinkin' wine It's just another day in the life of

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

Too Far To Turn Around Travis Tritt

It's a long stretch of highway From Tulsa to Tennessee You know I had to do it my way It may've got the best of me Sometimes at midnight I hear a voice It echoes in my head And says that I still have a

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

Love of a Woman (Album Version) Travis Tritt

My baby knows me better than I do Funny how a woman has that over a man I can do anything with her here beside me Leaning on her is where I make my stand Where would we be without the love of a woman Standing

Can I Trust You With My Heart Travis Tritt

when you meet that certain someone you've been searchin hard to find its a new love full of passion that can sometimes make you blind and I dont mind being swept away if I know right from the start so

Ten Feet Tall And Bulletproof Travis Tritt

I'm a full grown man That's plain to see But nowhere near as full grown As I'd like to be But I'll find a bar And I'll have a few Until I'm ten feet tall and bulletproof Now, I'd hit the dance floor Each

I'm Gonna Be Somebody Travis Tritt

Bobby played his guitar on the hard side of town Where it's hard for a poor boy to find the money He had dedication, he had the heart and soul Somehow knew he was born to play People say get a real job

What Say You Travis Tritt

I believe there's a right And I believe there's a wrong The north and south Black and white Can somehow get along What say you What say you I believe there's a basic goal in the heart of every man And

If Hell Had A Jukebox Travis Tritt

something I thought I knew well But when you called me on the phone, asking when you'd come back home You simply told me I could go to Hell (Well/And) Honey, if Hell had a jukebox And the Devil kept it full

Put Some Drive In Your Country Travis Tritt

some drive in your country Let's keep country drivin' on We played some shows in Atlanta on Sunday afternoons The gigs were packed and I was nervous Cause I wanted folks to like my tunes The crowds were full

I See Me Travis Tritt

turn around and sit up straight Stop playing in the pew To watch him is all that I can do Cause I look at him and I see a boy And I see trouble and I see joy See innocence and headstrong And a heart full

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

Best Of Intentions Travis Tritt

Travis Tritt - Best Of Intentions I had big plans for our future, Said I'd give you the whole world somehow I tried to make good on that promise, Thought I'd be so much further by now

Mission Of Love Travis Tritt

I know you're wonderin' Just what I'm doin' 'round here On a mission of love I never come down to this side of town But I'm here on a mission of love Chorus: "Cause our little girl is cryin' your name

Circus Leaving Town Travis Tritt

I guess you're tired of walking tightropes Of setting up and tearing down You want a place to call forever And rest your feet on solid ground.

Country Club Travis Tritt

green In the parkin' lot...I said it's mighty hot Maybe I could buy you a beer She said I'm glad you asked...but I'll have to pass Cause only members are allowed in here...and I said Well I'm a member of

A Hundred Years From Now Travis Tritt

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 From the top of

Homesick Travis Tritt

Guitars ring in the dead of night, sing so blue, sound so right It makes you homesick Listen close to the guitar man, narive sone of a foreign land The boy's homesick He's homesick, for days bygone

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

Someone For Me Travis Tritt

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 is in need of

Southern Justice Travis Tritt

He was 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

Southbound Train Travis Tritt

Well she was born in a north woods town Twenty-one winters ago And she grew tired of the freezing cold And living in the blinding snow But this girl new she wouldn't be there long 'Cause she

Southbound Train (Album Version) Travis Tritt

(Travis Tritt/Charlie Daniels) Well she was born in a north woods town Twenty-one winters ago And she grew tired of the freezing cold And living in the blinding snow But this girl knew she wouldn't be

Sign Of The Times Travis Tritt

My daddy told me stories about how this country was when he was just a kid How people took the time to care and took alot of pride in the things they did And I can't help but wonder What happened to that

Nothing Short Of Dying Travis Tritt

) I find myself praying More than I ever did before And I find my heart is breaking Each time her memory slams the door And I find myself crying And trying to hold on 'Cause there ain't nothing short of

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

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 someone who'll listen and might give a damn Maybe one of

Bible Belt Travis Tritt

that I grew up in She was a looker from Atlanta Led the choir, played piano Had a body that was made for sin She didn't care he was married Cause the torch that she carried Was hotter then the fires of

If You're Gonna Straighten Up (Brother Now's The Time) Travis Tritt

She's getting tired of your running around Out every night trying to paint the town She's growing weary of your childish games She's getting fed up with the dang thing You better listen to me when I talk

The Whiskey Ain't Workin' (featuring Marty Stuart) Travis Tritt

There was a time I could drink my cares away And drown out all of the heartaches That hurt me night and day When the thought of you Came crashin' through I'd have one more But now the whiskey ain't workin

The Whiskey Ain't Workin' Travis Tritt

There was a time I could drink my cares away And drown out all of the heartaches That hurt me night and day When the thought of you Came crashin' through I'd have one more But now the whiskey ain't workin

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

Take It Easy Travis Tritt

Well, I'm a runnin' down the road, tryin' to loosen my load, I've got seven women on my mind: four that wanna own me, two that wanna stone me, one says she's a friend of mine.

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

Anymore Travis Tritt

I can't Hide the way I feel about you anymore I can't hold the hurt inside keep the pain out of my eyes Anymore My tears no longer waiting, My resistance ain't that strong My mind keeps recreating

For You Travis Tritt

You don't ask for much And I tremble at the touch of your sweet hand When I look into your eyes I realize I'm such a lucky man You've shown me love I never knew And there is nothing I won't do for you

Draggin' My Heart Around Travis Tritt

that's just what you do You go out honky tonkin' All over town With every step you take you just keep Draggin' my heart around I believe I'm slowly sinking Feel I'm going down It's bound to be the death of

If I Lost You Travis Tritt

There's been times I've felt like half a man Life's had me down on my knees Troubled times I don't understand why they happen to me I have struggled through the darkness and I have found the light of day

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

Walkin' All Over My Heart Travis Tritt

down on the bottom Sad stories, Lord, I've got 'em She was walkin' all over my heart She was cheatin', she was lyin' Alibis, I kept buyin' It was tearin' my whole world apart And like the fool she made of

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

When I Touch You Travis Tritt

shoulders And this face, in my mirror, keeps getting older But no matter how much pressures on I can lay it down, when I get home Cause it all just fades a way, when I touch you Chorus: It's the kind of

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

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

Rough Around The Edges Travis Tritt

Chorus: I'm a little rough around the edges I didn't come out of no GQ magazine I don't use a lot of big words But I'm bent on love if you know what I mean I ain't in'trested in bein' politically correct

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

Time To Get Crazy Travis Tritt

I've been workin' and sleepin', no time for misbehavin', 'till I'm just about to lose my mind And I'm startin' now to wonder if I may get out from underneath The pressures of a daily grind Yeah, I've had

Modern Day Bonnie and Clyde (Album Version) Travis Tritt

, Tennessee I was gassin' up my Firebird When I heard her callin' me...mmm hmm Said, 'Which way are you headed, boy Do you need some company' She had me stoppin' at a quick mart Before we made it out of

You Can't Count Me Out Yet Travis Tritt

surprise I'm back again Who says I've lost too much to win That wouldn't be too safe a bet No you can't count me out yet My self-esteem diminished They said that I was finished Just a washed up piece of