Biography:
With his first two singles reaching number one upon their release, Clay Walker immediately established himself as a commercial success. Unlike most of his new country contemporaries of the mid-'90s, he was able to sustain that success over a couple of years, racking up no less than five number one singles in the first three years of his career.
Clay Walker (born August 19, 1969) was born and raised on a farm in Beaumont, TX, the hometown of George Jones.
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Other songs:
- All American
- Bury The Shovel
- Chain Of Love
- Dreaming With My Eyes Open
- Fall
- For She Was Momma
- Hand Me Down Heart
- Heart Over Head Over Heels
- Heartache Highway
- Holding Her And Loving You
- How To Make A Man Lonesome
- Hypnotize The Moon
- I Cant Forget Her
- I Cant Sleep
- I Dont Know How Love Starts
- I Wont Have The Heart
- Id Love To Be Your Last
- Id Say Thatts Right
- If A Man Aint Thinkin
- If I Could Make A Living
- If You Ever Feel Like Lovin Me Again
- If You Ever Feel Like Loving Me Again
- Jesse James
- Jesus Was A Country Boy
- Let Me Take The Heartache Off Your Hands
- Like We Never Said Goodbye
- Live Laugh Love
- Live Until I Die
- Love Me Like You Love Me
- Miami And Me
- Money Aint Everything
- My Heart Will Never Know
- Next Step In Love
- One Two I Love You
- Ordinary People
- Right Now
- Rumor Has It
- Seven Sundays
- She Likes It In The Morning
- She Wont Be Lonely Long
- Shes Always Right
- The Chain Of Love
- The Silence Speaks For Itself
- The Woman And This Man
- Then What
- This Woman And This Man
- Watch This
- Whats It To You
- When Shes Good Shes Good
- Where Do I Fit In The Picture
- Where Do I Go From You
- Where Were You
- White Palace
- Who Needs You Baby
- Workin On Me
- You Make It Look So Easy
- Youre Beginning To Get To Me
- Youre My Witness
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Jack told me a story when I was ten years old,
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With his back weighted down with gold.
He said "You should have seen that alligator smile,
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He had a meal fit for a king, but he ended up on my table son,
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Money ain't everything."
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What good is first place when you're in a rat race?
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