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Can't Never Could
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Can't Never Could was released on June 21, 2024 by MUD TRAX as a part of the album Can't Never Could - Single
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Release DateJune 21, 2024
LabelMUD TRAX
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM62

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
MUD
MUD
Performer
Ethan John Escue
Ethan John Escue
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Evan Christian Mayo
Evan Christian Mayo
Songwriter
Ethan John Escue
Ethan John Escue
Songwriter
Jordan Dale Centers
Jordan Dale Centers
Songwriter

Lyrics

Verse 1:
17 standin’ on a football field
Friday night lights make a town stand still
They said “no way we could ever take state”
But can’t, never could
Quit cold turkey on a nicotine buzz
After two damn days it was too damn tough
Cause sittin’ in my truck there’s a Kodiak can
And can’t, never could
Chorus:
I can say I ain’t thought about you in awhile
And thatcha memory ain’t drivin’ me crazy
I can say your number ain’t on my drunk dial
And I ain’t been drinking ‘bout you much lately
I can say that I hope you’re doin alright and I can say that I’m doin’ okay
I know that I should, believe me I would, but I can’t, never could
Verse 2:
Ain’t been to church in a month of Sundays
Ain’t talked to God, bout forgot how to pray
I’d still have my angel if I’da been a saint
But I can’t, never could
Chorus:
I can say I ain’t thought about you in awhile
And thatcha memory ain’t drivin’ me crazy
I can say your number ain’t on my drunk dial
And I ain’t been drinking ‘bout you much lately
I can say that I hope you’re doin alright and I can say that I’m doin’ okay
I know that I should, believe me I would, but I can’t, never could
Chorus:
I can say I ain’t thought about you in awhile
And thatcha memory ain’t drivin’ me crazy
I can say your number ain’t on my drunk dial
And I ain’t been drinking ‘bout you much lately
I can say that I hope you’re doin alright and I can say that I’m doin’ okay
I know that I should, believe me I would, but I can’t, never could
Verse 3:
She can walk back in that door she closed
Forgive every lie that ever once told
But I ain’t that lucky, and at the end of the day
She can’t, never could
Written by: Ethan John Escue, Evan Christian Mayo, Jordan Dale Centers
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