Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Tom Yankton
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Tom Yankton
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Jimmy Ritchey
Producer
Lyrics
I could put my boots on get up off the couch
And walk the floor
Right across this old shag carpet past the dog
And out the door
Down the steps into the driveway where my Bronco can be found
With the aftermarket horn that makes that
Dukes Of Hazard sound
I could climb right in and start it up
And take off down the road
Make my way up to the blacktop
And I know where I could go
Turn right toward the city limits seven miles
It ain't that far
Pull up in that sketchy parking lot
And walk right in the bar
And I could drink
But it won't do nothing to me
It'd probably go right through me
And I'd still feel what I'm feeling
I could chug it down
But the good times would still be over
I'd be broke and I'd still be sober
It wouldn't really change a thing
I could plop down on a barstool
Sit there on my shaky hands
Maybe walk out on the sawdust
With some girl who wants to dance
Start a silly conversation
Lead her right back to her table
Order her a drink sit there
And watch her peel that Lone Star label
And I could drink
But it won't do nothing to me
It'd probably go right through me
And I'd still feel what I'm feeling
I could chug it down
But the good times would still be over
I'd be broke and I'd still be sober
It wouldn't really change a thing
Oh I could drink
I could sit right here in isolation
Wondering what to do
Well aware of what I did that finally cost
Me losing you
Oh I could drink
But it won't do nothing to me
It'd probably go right through me
And I'd still feel what I'm feeling
Oh I could chug it down
But the good times would still be over
I'd be broke and I'd still be sober
It wouldn't really change a thing
Oh I could drink
Written by: Tom Yankton