I've heard a million country songs
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'bout love gone wrong good times crazy women
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and I've sung about tractors
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trucks fast cars n small town living
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n I'd love to hear a band that rocks
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with words that make you stop
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and think about family if you ask me
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oughta be more songs about that old man
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who worked hard all his life
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then Wall Street broke his nest egg
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now he cant afford to die
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and more songs about forgiveness
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n other things that i believe in like Jesus, and letting him back in class
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oughta be more songs
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oughta be more songs about that
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I like me a good old cheating song in a honky tonk with cold beer and a buddy
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and I like to sing just as I am with a congregation and a little church to come Sunday
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and I love to dance a slow dance to a love song with my baby
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and the lights down low
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yeah but we all know
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there oughta be more songs about
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them angels volunteering at the mission
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fixing food to the homeless and giving toys to needy children
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and more songs about them soldiers whose war is never over who made it home but never quite came back
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oughta be more songs
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oughta be more songs 'bout that
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oughta be more songs about us common folk
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puttin' in 8 days a week
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and burning both ends of the candle
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just trying to make ends meet
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and more songs about them singers
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who picked this road im on,
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some gone but not forgotten some still going strong
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there's Waylon, Hank my daddy and the man in black
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oughta be more songs about that.
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more songs
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more songs about that
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more songs
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more songs about that
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Oughta Be More Songs About That
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| Montgomery Gentry |
