Free And Easy (Down The Road I Go) Dierks Bentley

Pair of boots and a sack of clothes Free and easy down the road I go Hanging memories on the high line poles Free and easy down the road I go Free and easy down the road I go Ragweed's rocking on the radio

Down On Easy Street Dierks Bentley

Guess you heard I'm doin' well Struck it rich, to hear some folks tell But I'm still the same old me Down on Easy Street You give your all to find that road And you lose touch with some people as you go

Cab Of My Truck Dierks Bentley

Cracked windshield that I super-glued Crumpled-up cans and a beat up bag of Red Man chew Fix-a-flat, Johnny Cash box set Half a dozen parking tickets that I ain't paid yet And sittin' on that cloth bench

The Heaven I'm Headed To Dierks Bentley

I hear people talk of heaven And how it's only for the precious few But in the book that I've been readin' Sounds to me like there's a lot of room So I bet some folks are gonna be surprised About who makes

Damn These Dreams Dierks Bentley

I remember hearin' Hank on the radio The first time it felt like fallin' in love I bought a cassette, stole some Reds from Dad And me and ol' Junior just burned it up I was hooked like a fish Every birthday

Settle For A Slowdown Dierks Bentley

I must look just like a fool, here in the middle of the road, Standin' there in your rear view, gettin' soaked to the bone This land is flat as it is mean, a man can see for a hundred miles So I'm still

My Love Will Follow You Dierks Bentley

Take your suitcase and take your heart Take a train to the boulevard My love will follow you, my love will follow you You can try to lose yourself downtown You can burn all your bridges down My love will

Domestic, Light And Cold Dierks Bentley

I'll take anything domestic, light, and cold. Domestic, light, and cold, that's what I'm havin'. Serve me up any old, iced-down American classic.

Hope For Me Yet Dierks Bentley

Girl, I've made a name everybody writes off An open-road, hard case; a honky tonk, lost cause The fate I'm lookin' at, there ain't know way around A long and lonely path I'm destined to go down [Chorus

Train' Travelin' Dierks Bentley

Everytime I hear that whistle whine From a lonesome locomotive comin' down the line It carries my mind away to another place in time When train travelin' across the land was the only way to fly Am I a

Come A Little Closer Dierks Bentley

Come a little closer baby I feel like layi'n you down On a bed of sweet surrender Where we can work it all out There ain't nothin' that love can't fix Girl it's right here at our fingertips So come a little

That Don't Make It Easy Loving Me Dierks Bentley

We were playin' out in Vegas when this lady pressed her way up to the stage I forgot what I was singin' when she met me with her meet-me-later gaze When she threw it on my mic stand, I figured they were

Pick Up Dierks Bentley

I dialed seven digits five times today Just to hear you say you love or hate me I'll take anything I just wanta hear your voice Comin' through the line like a heart shaped knife Cut me down baby, one more

Can't Live It Down Dierks Bentley

I've been called a rambler 'Cause I keep my eyes on that horizon line And I've been called a gambler 'Cause I always wanna let my winnings ride I've been broke more times than I can count I've been stuck

Prodigal Son's Prayer (Feat. The Grascals) Dierks Bentley

"Father, meet me with your arms wide open The world's done broken your prodigal son Down the road I traveled Everything raveled only came undone Father, lead me down to the river Wash me in the

Sideways Dierks Bentley

It's so loud in here I can't hear a thing, But I sure do like your style, And I can see you came to rock In your blue jeans and white tank top, Man that look drives me wild.

Long Trip Alone Dierks Bentley

It's a long trip alone over sand and stone That lie along the road that we all must travel down So maybe you could walk with me a while And maybe I could rest beneath your smile Everybody stumbles sometimes

Wish It Would Break Dierks Bentley

That old picture frame keeps hangin' 'round Cause I ain't ready yet to take it down But every now and then I'll slam the door Shake it loose and she'll hit the floor But I can't throw a good thing away

Forget About You Dierks Bentley

I'm gonna build a fire in the middle of July Burn your pictures and go for a drive Down to the river Watch the ink from your love letters fade Come back home and turn that old mattress over Pour out the

What Was I Thinkin' Dierks Bentley

Becky was a beauty from south Alabama Her Daddy had a heart like a nine-pound hammer Think he even did a little time in the slammer What was I thinkin' She snuck out one night And met me by the front

What The Hell Did I Say Dierks Bentley

over Did I say we'd go shopping That I'd Louis Vuitton her That I'd Rodeo Drive her Slide a Tiffany diamond on her What the hell did I say when I called last night Dripping loads of whiskey honey in that

Five Dierks Bentley

Back in my day I was always Cruisin' the road on Sunday Makin' those tires spin your way Yeah, it seems like yesterday We'd go swingin' on the front porch You were all mine and I was all yours Yeah, those

Lot Of Leavin' Left To Do Dierks Bentley

These old boots still got a lot of ground They ain't covered yet There's at least another million miles Under these old bus treads So if you think I'm gonnna settle down I've got news for you I still got

Somewhere On A Beach Dierks Bentley

Bet you think I'm sitting at home, no Bet you think that I'm all alone, no Bet you think I'm missing you and wishing you would call my phone Hell, no I went wheels up on a runway And that ticket was a

Distant Shore Dierks Bentley

Every day I swim an ocean Fightin' your memory like endless waves I've surrendered to the truth, I'll always love you But I know someday I'm gonna reach the banks of a distant shore Where I won't miss

Riser Dierks Bentley

Lay your pretty head down on my shoulder You don't have to worry anymore This old world is cold and getting colder And I know how to lock and bolt the door I'm strong enough to hold you through the winter

I Can't Forget Her Dierks Bentley

She found a cowboy and I hear they settled down somewhere out west well I guess it's for the best. Here in Del Rio nothing seems to change except the weather, and I cant forget her.

I Can Only Think Of One Dierks Bentley

Pullin' into the fast lane On the leavin' side of town Just me and the dreams I've left undone There's a whole lot of roads That I could point this Chevy down But I can only think of one On this river

Life On The Run Dierks Bentley

She never knew my name, least not the one my daddy gave me I took off the way I came, moonlight reflectin' off the chrome She didn't want my story so I didn't have to lie If I loved her it was only for

I Bought The Shoes Dierks Bentley

Designer names and diamond rings, are just some of the finer things I thought it took to keep her satisfied But a bank account and credit cards, a circle drive through an acre yard Couldn't feel that lonesome

Drunk On A Plane Dierks Bentley

I took two weeks vacation for the honeymoon A couple tickets all inclusive down in Cancun I couldn't get my money back so I'm in seat 7A I'm getting drunk on a plane I bet the fella on the aisle thought

Every Mile A Memory Dierks Bentley

a memory; every song, another scene From some old movie going back in time, you and me Every day, a page turned down; every night, a lonesome sound Like a freight train rollin' through my dreams Every

Am I The Only One Dierks Bentley

Well it was Friday in the P.M. and just like every weekend, I was ready to throw down. Yeah I get a little tore up, so I call my bros up to meet me out on town.

So So Long Dierks Bentley

Girl I caught you in your little white lie Red handed, red handed You said you had to work tonight But here you are dancing Slow dancing In this honky talk with someone else And all you got to say for

Trying To Stop Your Leaving Dierks Bentley

Got a guitar Got a guitar on my back And I'm standin' on this lonesome railroad track Train's a-comin' It'll be here 'fore too long But I don't think I can stop it with a song Girl, that's the kind of

Sounds Of Summer Dierks Bentley

pick me up Take me down to the riverbank These are sounds goin' down in a nowhere town Underneath the wide open sky It's the dust in the air and the freedom everywhere Can't you hear it comin' alive Makes

Back Porch Dierks Bentley

door No cover charge, get in for free No last call, let's party on the back porch (Chillin' on the back porch, oh yeah) (Chillin' on the back porch, oh yeah) Got a tin roof on the top just in case it

Pretty Girls Dierks Bentley

There ain't much to do here in this town When the work is done and the sun goes down There's a place that we all go Where it's two for one just to watch the show Yeah, me and the boys hangin' around Hands

Here On Earth Dierks Bentley

Standing here on this cold ground Tears falling down in the dirt This world keeps spinning round and round but You're lying still in the dirt Don't wanna swim in this darkness Drown in a whiskey sea But

Is Anybody Loving You These Days Dierks Bentley

Midnight stoplight, happens every time Pretty girl in a car No resemblance whatsover I wonder how you are Constant question poundin' in my brain Is anybody loving you these days Lonesome pillow, sun comes

Gonna Get There Someday Dierks Bentley

Well its been a year and there so much to tell Been doing alright in spite of myself Just wish I could stop feeling bad when I pray But I know I'm gonna get there someday Got that job I was dreaming about

You Hold Me Together Dierks Bentley

By now I should've been broken On the rocks that rise from life's ocean Just another ship lost at sea By now I should've been scattered In the wind of my lonesome travels Like a thousand dandelion seeds

Feel That Fire Dierks Bentley

truck with no place to go But she needs to feel that fire The one that lets her know for sure She's everything I want and more A real desire, does she know I'd walk alone out on the wire To make her feel

Soon As You Can Dierks Bentley

I left that sun sinkin' west in California I was supposed to stay in LA a few more weeks But the next time that old sun and I meet up I'll be a thousand miles east Fifty dollars and a gas card in my pocket

Flatliner (Feat. Dierks Bentley) Cole Swindell

my chest up, you're downright dangerous That shake in your giddy up got my eyes going what what Sippin' on this 7 7, never been this close to heaven Got her pretty turned up to 11 Droppin' 'em dead on the

Good Man Like Me Dierks Bentley

Now that old car, it ain't gonna last You ride around all day, I buy the gas The more I work, the more you spend Tell me honey baby when will this all end [Chorus:] Her bags are packed, my nerves are racked

Hurt Somebody Dierks Bentley

Well, you ain't that old but you ain't that young You've lived a life but you ain't quite done All eyes on you everywhere you go It's all good till you get too close Girl, you're gonna hurt somebody Make

Gone Dierks Bentley

My buddies think I'm on the lake Boss thinks I've been sick for days And mama's probably on her way 'Cause I ain't picked up the phone I've been a million places But they're all up in my head Over-drinkin

My Last Name Dierks Bentley

I learned how to write it When I first started school Some bully didn't like it, He said it didn't sound too cool So I had to hit him And all I said when the blood came It's my last name Grandpa took

Pray Dierks Bentley

Just because it didn't last Doesn't mean that we were wrong We both fell in love so fast And now it's gone and the hurt is strong Though we don't see eye to eye And a wind's begun to blow I'm gonna love