to me that all you need Is a rag top car and a ride with me Okay, alright Just might get a little high tonight Okay, alright Carry on Ol' Walt Wilkins
, Seems to me that all you need is a ragtop car to ride with me, Ok, alright, just might get a little high tonight, Ok, alright, carry on, Ol' Walt Wilkins
Bản dịch: Pat Green. Carry On.
(Pat Green) Baby's just a little bit tired of the city, Billboards and bullshit got her down, Seem like you need a little hill country, A little
(Pat Green) Cigarettes and a lighter, Lonely woman swinging door, Broken pieces of a broken love affair, I guess we've seen all that before , Tonight
(Pat Green) I took me a river boat from Memphis and I rode to New Orleans. Met up with a little cayenne mamma. She said she'd like to be my Delta
cheap gasoline I'm for sale on the side of the road going nowhere Rusty old American dream I rolled off the line in Detroit back in 1958 Spent two days on
(Walt Wilkins) When the sun hits it right on its way down It was the prettiest thing in our little town. Every hour I'd sneak a glance over at the
(Pat Green) When the rain falls on Washington Avenue, We would close our eyes and hold our breath, That's when I met you, so many years ago, Yes,
(Pat Green) I got a sister out in Charlotte I love her cause she's crazy in her head I got a brother he's a pilot Sometimes I pray I'll just see him
(Pat Green) Now it's cold outside , Feel the wind start to blow , All the leaves that have changed now, Are falling to the ground, You know I love
my life that way And if I'm really going on out of my mind Won't you hop on board and make your getaway Took a walk on down the seashore Saw a beggar
(Pat Green) Let your hair down, wear something pretty, Don't you know, you make us both look good. Call your momma tell her you're going out tonight
(Pat Green) Momma cried when you left me, Know she's always loved you so, She said hey fool what the hell did you do I said now mom I swear to God
(Pat Green) When I was a kid I had a rockin' horse named Ranger Out on the front porch we would ride, we would ride, Little red cowboy boots, Little
