Biography:
Tracy Lawrence (born 27 January 1968) is an American country musician.
Tracy Lawrence was born in Atlanta, Texas, and raised in Foreman, Ark., Lawrence played in his first band at the age of 16. He attended Southern Arkansas University in Magnolia, where he was a member of Sigma Pi Fraternity. In 1990 Lawrence left Arkansas and went to Nashville.
Lawrence took jobs as an ironworker and in phone sales while he tried to break into the Nashville music scene.
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Other songs:
- A Better Man
- A Far Cry From You
- Alibis
- All Wrapped Up For Christmas
- Any Minute Now
- Aprils Fool
- As Any Fool Can See
- As Easy As Our Blessings
- As Lonesome As It Gets
- Better Man Better Off
- Between The Moon And You
- Bobby Darwins Daughter
- Cant Break It To My Heart
- Crawlin Again
- Crying Aint Dying
- Dear Lord
- Different Man
- Dont Talk To Me That Way
- Far Cry From You
- Finally Home
- Find Out Who Your Friends Are
- For The Love
- Frozen In Time
- Heaven For A While
- Her Old Stomping Ground
- Hillbilly With A Heartache
- I Hit The Ground Crawling
- I Hope Heaven Has A Honky Tonk
- I Know That Hurt By Heart
- I See It Now
- Id Give Anything To Be Your Everything Again
- If I Dont Make It Back
- If The World Had A Front Porch
- If You Loved Me
- Is That A Tear
- It Only Takes One Bar
- Its Hard To Be An Outlaw
- Just You And Me
- Lie
- Life Dont Have To Be So Hard
- Long Wet Kiss
- Meant To Be
- One Step Ahead Of The Storm
- Paint Me A Birmingham
- Paint Me Bermingham
- Rock And A Soft Place
- Sawdust On Her Halo
- Somewhere Between The Moon And You
- Speed Of A Fool
- Stars Over Texas
- Sticks And Stones
- Stones
- Stop Drop And Roll
- Strong
- Texas Tornado
- That Was Us
- The Book You Never Read
- The Cards
- The Man I Was
- The Rock
- The Singer
- Think Of Me
- Thts How A Cowgirl Says Goodbye
- Til I Was A Daddy Too
- Till I Was A Daddy Too
- Time Marches On
- Todays Lonely Fool
- Up To Him
- Used To The Pain
- What A Memory
- Whats A Memory
- While You Sleep
- Whole Lot Of Lettin Go
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[Intro]
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Twenty dollars out of mama's purse bought us a tank of gas
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And some red man tobacco when we was just teenage kids
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Yeah me and my ole' buddy Leroy we'd go driving around
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If there was trouble to be found, man we dang sure did
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Cuttin' donuts in the field 'till old man Smith would call the cops
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And he'd come running out with a shotgun 'cause we was
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running down his crops.
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I reckon hes still wonderin who that was
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That was us
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Some of those local boys moved on but we never changed a bit
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Don't guess we had enough sense, at least that's what some folks said
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Yeah we finally turned old enough to buy our own beer
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Don't remember much about that year, lucky we ain't dead
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'Cause somebody said they saw some boys with a truck looked just like mine
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Trying to pull down that old water tank sits out on the county line
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People wonder why it leans the way it does
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That was us
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Seems like small towns never change but thing get tough when times get hard
Am G C
And they said when he got sick that old man Smith would have lost that farm
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'Cause he was getting way behind on all his bills
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But someone came and brought his crops in from the fields
Dm Em F G
Yeah folks 'round here still don't know who that was
C F G C F G
That was us
C F G
Cuttin' donuts in the field 'till old man Smith would call the cops
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And he'd come running out with a shotgun 'cause we was
G
running down his crops
C F G
Somebody said they saw some boys with a truck looked just like mine
C F G
Trying to pull down that old water tank sits out on the county line
C F G
That was us
C F G C
Yeah that was us
C F G
C F G
C F C
Twenty dollars out of mama's purse bought us a tank of gas
F C G
And some red man tobacco when we was just teenage kids
C F C
Yeah me and my ole' buddy Leroy we'd go driving around
F C
If there was trouble to be found, man we dang sure did
Am G C
Cuttin' donuts in the field 'till old man Smith would call the cops
Am G
And he'd come running out with a shotgun 'cause we was
C
running down his crops.
Dm Em F G
I reckon hes still wonderin who that was
C F G
That was us
C F C
Some of those local boys moved on but we never changed a bit
F C G
Don't guess we had enough sense, at least that's what some folks said
C F C
Yeah we finally turned old enough to buy our own beer
F C
Don't remember much about that year, lucky we ain't dead
Am G C
'Cause somebody said they saw some boys with a truck looked just like mine
Am G C
Trying to pull down that old water tank sits out on the county line
Dm Em F G
People wonder why it leans the way it does
C
That was us
Am G C
Seems like small towns never change but thing get tough when times get hard
Am G C
And they said when he got sick that old man Smith would have lost that farm
Am G C
'Cause he was getting way behind on all his bills
Am G C
But someone came and brought his crops in from the fields
Dm Em F G
Yeah folks 'round here still don't know who that was
C F G C F G
That was us
C F G
Cuttin' donuts in the field 'till old man Smith would call the cops
C F
And he'd come running out with a shotgun 'cause we was
G
running down his crops
C F G
Somebody said they saw some boys with a truck looked just like mine
C F G
Trying to pull down that old water tank sits out on the county line
C F G
That was us
C F G C
Yeah that was us
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