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By Tim Mcgraw, Gotta hold on easy as I let you go.
Gonna tell
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By Tim Mcgraw, My old friend, I recall
The times we had hanging on
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By Tim Mcgraw, Stopped to have a few at five
Now you're crossin' that
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By Tim Mcgraw, We used to chase that boy home from school
We called
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By Tim Mcgraw, All our tears have reached the sea.
Part of you will
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By Tim Mcgraw, I was twenty and she was eighteen
We were just as
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By Tim Mcgraw, Baby, I go too fast too far
Let's get it straight
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By Tim Mcgraw, Sometimes this road, it just keeps winding
Round and round
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By Tim Mcgraw, Everywhere I go, they're staring at her
Every man I
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By Tim Mcgraw, I fell by the wayside
I fell on my knees
Crying, why
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By Tim Mcgraw, After all this time, I still miss you every day.
The
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By Tim Mcgraw, It was Labor Day weekend, I was seventeen
I bought a
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By Tim Mcgraw, Hank Williams sang it
Number 3 drove it
Chuck Berry
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By Tim Mcgraw, It was rainin' hard in Houston when I ran into
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By Tim Mcgraw, Well I was southern born and raised on the Good
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By Tim Mcgraw, I Don't Know Why I Act The Way I Do,
Like
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By Tim Mcgraw, I was thumbin' my way from Montgomery
had my guitar on
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By Tim Mcgraw, The clock above the bar
Is telling me it's 12:15
And it's
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By Tim Mcgraw, Swingin' doors
Neon lights
Hardwood floors
It's Saturday night
Got on my dancing boots
I've
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By Tim Mcgraw, Oh man the fights they had
He'd cover up his ears
He
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By Tim Mcgraw, He hasn't seen a drop of rain for months it
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By Tim Mcgraw, You've got a glow that's not a suntan
And a new
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By Tim Mcgraw, With a trembling pen in hand I try the best
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By Tim Mcgraw, Six lanes
Tail lights
Red ants marchin' into the night
They
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By Tim Mcgraw, I remember Sunday mornings walking on the beach
And that
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By Tim Mcgraw, Well, I'm gonna have to get a new mailbox
'Cuz all
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By Tim Mcgraw, You just get better all the time
Darlin' don't you change
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By Tim Mcgraw, He sat down, picked up the phone and said Boy,
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By Tim Mcgraw, Long ago, far awayI felt your lovin’ glow upon my
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By Tim Mcgraw, I popped the clutch on that old red FordHer daddy