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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Bear Redell
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Bear Redell
Songwriter
Stephen Ray
Songwriter
Lyrics
You called me a highwayman
Said I was traveling faster than
Those cars in Talladega
So you took off called it a break up
You said God’s gonna cut me down
But I thought that he’d come around
If I prayed and paid it all back
I guess I need a little Church and Cash
We were walking that line, had a ring of fire burning
Hurt real bad every Sunday morning
Coming downtown never gettin tired of that round’ here buzz
Playing Springsteen on the jukebox
Since you left all I’ve got is a drink in my hand
And a memory of you creeping in my head
All I need by the time I close my tab
A whole lotta Church
And a little bit of Cash
Now I’ve been lonesome, like a prisoner in Folsom
Trying break free outta these bars
And girl its been hell on the heart
We were walking that line, had a ring of fire burning
Hurt real bad every Sunday morning
Coming downtown never gettin tired of that round’ here buzz
Playing Springsteen on the jukebox
Since you left all I’ve got is a drink in my hand
And a memory of you creeping in my head
All I need by the time I close my tab
A whole lotta Church
And a little bit of Cash
You might call me a desperate man
Sinners like me doin the best we can
We were walking that line, had a ring of fire burning
Hurt real bad every Sunday morning
Coming downtown never gettin tired of that round’ here buzz
Playing Springsteen on the jukebox
Since you left all I’ve got is a drink in my hand
And a memory of you creeping in my head
All I need by the time I close my tab
A whole lotta Church
And a little bit of Cash
Oh, I’m misunderstood
That you’re never coming back
Now I’m just a man in black
Written by: Bear Redell, Stephen Ray