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Would I Lie To You?

by Andrew Delaney

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1.
"Whiskey Walkin'" She's had a hard day at the office Then her mama called her just to fight So I don't blame the girl for drinkin' But it's gonna be a long, long night Cause when she's had a few too many She gets that look there in her eyes And then there ain't no reasonin' with her And she starts tellin' me goodbye That's just the whiskey walkin' out on me When she gets it in her mind to leave That bottle makes her a little crazy That's just the whiskey walkin' out on me My friends they wonder why i let her go As if it's really up to me As if any man in God's creation Can stop that woman when she drinks But I don't worry as she slams my door Or when she's tellin' me it's over But I know in the end her love's still true She'll know it too when she gets sober That's just the whiskey walkin' out on me When she gets it in her mind to leave That bottle makes her a little crazy That's just the whiskey walkin' out on me A good woman sure is hard to find Hell I know mine is from time to time But all in all she really ain't so bad Can't give up love for something small like that That's just the whiskey walkin' out on me When she gets it in her mind to leave That bottle makes her a little crazy That's just the whiskey walkin' out on me That's just the whiskey walkin' out on me That's just the whiskey walkin' out on me
2.
I met a girl at a dance hall I asked her "What is your name?" She said "Do you really wanna know, boy? Or would you rather just get outta this place?" She had a pocket full of mushrooms Drove me to the edge of town Where we climbed the rusty chain-link fence Around the old fairgrounds Swan boat on the black water Moon shinin' above And we took a little trip Down the tunnel of love I heard the pretty music playin' Somewhere inside of my head And I don't know if they were clockwork cupids Or dead pigeons in a spider's web All that I remember thinkin' Was "get me the hell outta here" My mind spinnin' like a tilt-a-whirl Her buddy bendin' like a fun house mirror Swan boat on the black water Moon shinin' above And we took a little trip Down the tunnel of love The girl from the dance hall She disappeared like a ghost She left her lipstick on my color She left her perfume in my clothes Somebody found me in the mornin' Face down in a field Was I ever even there? Was any of it real? Swan boat on the black water Moon shinin' above And we took a little trip Down the tunnel of love Swan boat on the black water Moon shinin' above And we took a little trip Down the tunnel of love We took a little trip Down the tunnel of love
3.
"A Hole In The Sky" There's a hole in the sky where the rain comes pourin' in I hear it lands on all God's children every now and then But it's been rainin' for so long I'm wonderin' what I did to him There's a hole in the sky where the rain comes pourin' in There's a hole in my pocket where my money falls out It used to fill up all these empty bottles layin' round the house One I thought I couldn't live without you now I know without a doubt There's a hole in my pocket where my money falls out There's a hole in my heart where I know it used to hurt I've been drinkin' to forget you, never thought that it would work Now I don't feel nothin', I don't know which one is worse There's a hole in my heart where I know it used to hurt
4.
"Just One Dance" Pardon me, ma'am, but i couldn't help but notice You came in here alone tonight And I can see that you're way out of my league But I was never good at bein' shy Don't get me wrong, I ain't tryin' to take you home But I wouldn't mind if you wanted to I'm just a decent guy in here to have good time Just got one thing to ask of you Just one dance, darlin' Just one chance Just one song on the jukebox Just three minutes of your time And if you ain't impressed Well, honey I ain't offended You just go on your way and I'll go mine Now I ain't much to look at ain't no need in tellin' me that But don't be countin' me out yet Cause those pretty boys well they come a dime a dozen And they'll still be here when I've left Just one dance, darlin' Just one chance Just one song on the jukebox Just three minutes of your time And if you ain't impressed Well, honey I ain't offended You just go on your way and I'll go mine So what'll it be, hon. yes or no? Ain't botherin' me none however it goes The place is full of girls all dressed to kill And if you ain't sayin' yes well one of em will Don't you worry I'll be fine Just one dance, darlin' Just one chance Just one song on the jukebox Just three minutes of your time And if you ain't impressed Well, honey I ain't offended You just go on your way and I'll go mine
5.
"Silver Dollar Blues" I got a shiny silver dollar Took it down to the general store I got a shiny silver dollar Took it down to the general store Where I bought me a bottle of whiskey And a couple rounds for my. 44 Then I found me someplace private And I drank that bottle down Yes, I found me someplace private And I drank that bottle down If anyone comes lookin' for me You tell em you ain't seen me around Well I was ridin' on the road And ran into a man Yes I was ridin' on the road And I ran into this man Put my pistol to his head Asked him nice to raise his hands But he went reachin' for his gun, Lord So I had to fire mine Yeah he went reachin' for his gun, Lord So I had to fire mine If he'd just done as I told him That poor fool would be alive So I'm headed down to Mexico And I ain't never comin' back I'm headed south to Mexico And I ain't never comin' back Cause all he had was one silver dollar And I ain't gonna hang for that
6.
"Dead Man's Boots" He walked into One-Eyed Jack's Cantina like he'd done a hundred times And from the moment that he entered that whole place went deathly quiet He found his girl Teresa who was always waitin' there Paid with some dead traveler's money, then he took her up the stairs He never spoke a word but he's always treat her kind And by now she'd just stopped wonderin' why he chose her every time She was happy just to hold him and he was happy too it seemed And sometimes she'd ask him questions just to fill the space between Why do you wear a dead man's boots? Where'd you get those nasty scars? Don't you tire of that wall of iron You got built around your heart? Don't you see those creepin' shadows standin', waitin' in the wings? Why're you racin' off to hell when you could stay right here with me? One day word blew into town that someone robbed the Adair train But they took two in the back as they made their getaway Teresa found him in her room lyin' bleedin' in her bed She ran to his side and kissed him then she held him close and said Why do you wear a dead man's boots? Why do you have to live so hard? Don't you tire of that wall of iron You got built around your heart? Don't you see those creepin' shadows standin', waitin' in the wings? Don't go racin' off to hell when you could stay right here with me He took a folded piece of paper and he slipped it in her hand He said "There you'll find my fortune, never have to work again I just wanted you to know that I've loved you all these years" Then he died there in her arms with her voice ringin' in his ears Why do you wear a dead man's boots? Why do you have to live so hard? Don't you tire of that wall of iron You got built around your heart? Don't you see those creepin' shadows standin', waitin' in the wings? Don't go racin' off to hell when you could stay right here with me Don't go racin' off to hell when you could stay right here with me Why're you racin' off to hell when you could stay right here with me?
7.
"The Guitar Playin' Kind" I was young, I was with my mom at the Sears & Roebuck store Saw this lonely Silvertone and I asked her what that's for She said "That's for starvin', boy. Won't you put it out your mind" And I swore one day I had to make it mine My mama said you'll never meet a rich man in heaven, no But neither will you find, the guitar playin' kind When you're young, you have your fun But then you must move on And leave them foolish dreams where they belong Years went by and there was I down on one bended knee My whole life and would be wife stood there in front of me She said "oh, I love you so. But darlin' I don't know" Then I heard those words again that I'd heard so long ago My mama said you'll never meet a rich man in heaven, no But neither will you find, the guitar playin' kind When you're young, you have your fun But then you must move on And leave them foolish dreams where they belong But she said yes anyway And I'm thankful to this day And I'll cherish her and keep her all my life And come hell or high water Or whatever's in-between I'll kiss her in the mornin' Sing her love songs every night Make her proud to be a guitar player's wife Our mamas said you'll never meet a rich man in heaven, no But neither will you find, the guitar playin' kind When you're young, you have your fun But then you must move on And leave them foolish dreams where they belong And we pray someday we find out they were wrong
8.
Charlotte 04:29
"Charlotte" Charlotte do you think about the war? Charlotte do you think about the cops outside our door? Charlotte do you think about the way it was before? Charlotte are you sleepin' alone tonight? Charlotte do you feel right in your skin? Charlotte do you realize the trouble we are in? Charlotte do you sit around and think about my friends? Charlotte are you sleepin' alone tonight? Are you alone tonight? I was thinkin' I'd come and tell you it's alright And say goodnight But you are outta sight I know I'm crazy and it ain't my right Charlotte are you sleepin' alone tonight? Charlotte are you waitin' on the rain? Charlotte do you ever feel like every day's the same? Charlotte do you feel regret when you recall my name Charlotte are you sleepin' alone tonight? Are you alone tonight? I was thinkin' I'd come and tell you it's alright And say goodnight But you are outta sight I know I'm crazy and it ain't my right Charlotte are you sleepin' alone tonight? Charlotte is your dress up off the floor? Charlotte do you wake to find that you were wanting more? Charlotte do you really know what you're lookin' for? Charlotte are you sleepin' alone tonight? Are you alone tonight? I was thinkin' I'd come and tell you it's alright And say goodnight But you are outta sight I know I'm crazy and it ain't my right Charlotte are you sleepin' alone tonight? Charlotte are you sleepin' alone tonight?
9.
Leavin' Song 03:33
"Leavin' Song" She made my breakfast like she always did And she kissed me goodbye I fought the traffic and the parking lot But I got to work on time Nothin' happened you would talk about Just your typical day Then I had dinner with an old girlfriend Called home said I'm workin' late Then she just said "I'm leavin' I'm leavin' today I don't see you most evenings So not much will change You can have whoever you want Just like you did before And I wish you the best But I ain't got the strength left To cry over you anymore She paused a minute and I couldn't speak Then she hung up the phone Drove to the house as fast as I could But she was already gone She took nothin' but a change of clothes And the bag she packed em in Left me sign of where she was goin' And I never saw her again She just said "I'm leavin' I'm leavin' today I don't see you most evenings So not much will change You can have whoever you want Just like you did before And I wish you the best But I ain't got the strength left To cry over you anymore She just said "I'm leavin' I'm leavin' today I don't see you most evenings So not much will change You can have whoever you want Just like you did before And I wish you the best But I ain't got the strength left To cry over you anymore I wish you the best But I ain't got the strength left To cry over you anymore
10.
Ask The Bear 03:33
"Ask The Bear" This bird She went to market And that's where She met the bear And he was all that she ever wanted A little loud But she don't care And the bear said "Well Birdie, I love you" And he took her By the wing They went back to the nest Now it's always a mess But what's a little dirt To a good thing? If it ain't broke Don't you fix it If it's a little cracked It still might work And how it looks my friend Just don't matter in the end Ask the bear Ask the bird Pretty soon They're raisin' a wolf cub Cutest thing You ever saw But sometimes he just don't listen And he steals the neighbors chickens Wolves will be wolves After all But if it ain't broke Don't you fix it If it's a little cracked It still might work And how it looks my friend Just don't matter in the end Ask the bear Ask the bird And they got a another on the way And a stack of bills to pay And a couple words of wisdom they got hung up in a frame If it ain't broke Don't you fix it If it's a little cracked It still might work And how it looks my friend Just don't matter in the end Ask the bear Ask the bird
11.
"My Maggie McBride" Maggie McBride Was the barrister's wife And I but a carpenter's son And I loved her the moment I laid eyes upon her And I knew that she felt the same We kept it a secret And spoke not a whisper But I could see what she felt in her eyes And nobody knew But the angels in heaven And me and my Maggie McBride It was late in October When the fever come callin' And I heard that the barrister died I listened closely To the news goin' round here But there was none of my Maggie McBride Til one night my Maggie Crept into my bedroom And she touched her hand to my lips And said "Don't say a word Or somebody might here us" Then she silently slipped off her dress Two days went by Since the night of her visit And I knew that something was wrong So I took to the road To the barrister's house Just to see if my Maggie was home There I found people All dressed up in black And standin' with tears in their eyes And laid in the parlor Three days dead from the the fever Was my lovely Maggie McBride Now I'm laid up in bed With the fits and the sweats And the priest readin' me the last rites And at my throat I can feel em The deathly cold fingers Of my darling Maggie McBride Maggie McBride Was the barrister's wife And I but a carpenter's son
12.
"Might As Well Stay The Night" Two old friends Two old lovers Weren't meanin' to But ran into each other At the grocery store Just a few blocks away From his new apartment Now she's back at his place And they're talkin' a little And laughin' a lot About where they were goin' And how far they got Then the bottle comes out He pours the first round And it ain't long before they both lose count It was one, two Kick off your shoes Three, four Have a few more Five, six Gimme a kiss Seven, eight It's gettin' kinda late Nine, ten What was I sayin' again? Do you remember when We used to do this all the time? You might as well stay the night Might as well stay the night Might as well stay the night There's a great big ugly world outside You might as well stay the night By the early light Of the noon day sun There's a naked heap Of legs and arms Both wishin' they Remembered more Of the happenins The night before She squints and smiles He just laughs Tryin' to recall The fun they'd had Drank the hair of the dog Got to talkin' some They never did get their clothes back on It was one, two Where are my shoes? Three, four Have a few more Five, six Gimme a kiss Seven, eight It's gettin' kinda late Nine, ten What was I sayin' again? Do you remember when We used to do this all the time? You might as well stay the night Might as well stay the night Might as well stay the night We're both butt naked too drunk to drive You might as well stay the night Might as well stay the night Might as well stay the night There's a great big ugly world outside You might as well stay the night Might as well stay the night Might as well stay the night We're both butt naked too drunk to drive You might as well stay the night
13.
"One More (The Penguin Song)" One more year One more day One hour'd be okay Just one more of your sweet kisses I believe love is what this is One more Mister's found his Missus Finally One more late night movie date One more drive around the lake One more greasy take-out plate we can't afford You give me all I'll ever need love Still I can't get enough One more, one more, one more One more gallon in the tank One more dollar in the bank One more tunnel where we cannot see the light When it's only me and you and And world smashed into ruins Hell, I bet we make it through it All outta spite One more late night movie date One more drive around the lake One more greasy take-out plate we can't afford You give me all I'll ever need love Still I can't get enough One more, one more, one more One more year One more day One more hour'd be okay Just to hold you Just to keep you in my arms Pinch me please I must be dreamin' I found my place my reason here Warm as two little penguins in scarf One more late night movie date One more drive around the lake One more greasy take-out plate we can't afford You give me all I'll ever need love Still I can't get enough One more, one more, one more One more, one more, one more

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released September 8, 2010

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Andrew Delaney Dallas, Texas

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