Country Music

How many times have, you heard someone say If I had his money, I could do things my way But little they know, that it's so hard to find One rich man in ten, with a satisfied mind Money can't buy back, your youth when you're old Or a friend when you'r

Who'll buy my wheat, who'll buy my corn? To feed my babies when they are born Seeds and dirt, a prayer for rain that I can use. I work the land, I watch the sky I talk to God and wonder why But it's the only life I know, these farmer's blues. (chorus

If you need some advice in being lonely If you need a little help in feeling blue If you need some advice on how to cry all night I'm the man with the blues I'm a man with a hundred thousand heartaches I've got a good selection old and new So if you

On my way to Italy from the Gulf of Mexico Riding on a tanker, feeling mighty low My good gal's behind me, no loving for so long I'm going back to Texas, for that's where I belong Nights are so lonely on the ocean To much time to dream of yesterday I

Sundown In Nashville - Marty Stuart The sign says "Welcome to Nashville" From whatever road you've been down It seems like the first of the milestones For here is the city, the town It's a quaint, old mystical city Where legends and idols have s

Wishful thinkin', wishful thinkin' Only dreams that don't come true When that evenin' sun goes sinkin' Wishful thinkin', where are you A little voice inside convinced me Made me think she'd turn around But the deck was stacked against me By the time

Casey Jones he was a mighty man But now he's resting in the promised land The kind of music he could understand Was an eight wheel driver under his command He made the freight train boogie All the time He made the freight train boogie As he rolled do

Yes she broke my heart again (fool for love) That's the way it's always been (fool for love) It's a cryin' game, if you play long enough It's a beautiful pain When you're a fool, for love Fool, for love I tell myself that I don't care (fool for love)

Mr. Uncle Josh. Would you kindly play me some deep southern blues on that hound-dog guitar there. Ah, now that's what I'm talkin' about. Yeah. Marty Robbins - El Paso; Waylon Jennings - Ramblin' Man; Roger Miller - King of the Road; Merle Haggard - T