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Mac Leaphart
Mac Leaphart
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Miller Leaphart
Miller Leaphart
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Miller Leaphart
Miller Leaphart
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I drank coffee and he smoked, tossing words around Settled on a song Then we laid it down It'll probably never make it off my phone 'Cause it's tough to sing a song I can't stand behind Searching for the heart, trying to make it mine I'm lost somewhere beyond the lines I've drawn It seemed so easy, couldn't be that hard Writing one of those songs coming from those cars From Wilmington to Barstow Everybody was listening So, I packed up a bag & kissed Mama goodbye I was gonna die guessing if I never tried But, every song I get done, they say "Son, you better try again" I'm hanging on, trying to get paid Lord, Easy Street seems far away If I could, I'd bum a ride, but I can't I'm out on a limb, trying to get in On this music city joke & Laugh all the way to the bank Kris & Willie, Roger Miller, & John Prine Came roaring passed the Davidson county line They all left their mark on this here town Big shoes we're trying to fill A beaten path up a worn out hill & Nobody hands the map back down I still hanging on, trying to get paid Lord, Easy Street seems far away Not even close enough to sneak a peek I'm out on a limb, trying to get in On this music city joke Feels like the last laugh is on me
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