Lights Of My Hometown Brantley Gilbert

of my hometown Yeah, they come alive when the sun goes down Talkin' 'bout the lights of my hometown Yeah they come alive when the sun goes down Oh yeah, we hold our lighters up if it's a good song Little

Whenever We're Alone Brantley Gilbert

couldn't wait til I got home Just to be with you again Lord I love just to watch her sleeping Yeah I just pull the covers up and wonder what she's dreaming When she's wrapped up with her t shirt on Got the lights

Friday Night Brantley Gilbert

This city's looking like a ghost town All the stores downtown they've been closing down Yeah, the only lights that shine for miles Are lighting up the sky above memorial drive And if you want a seat you

My Kinda Party Brantley Gilbert

let them horses sing A little pretty thing A little tan legged Georgia dream She’s a rockin’ them holey jeans Baby, what you got goin’ on Saturday You know, words got it, there’s gonna be a party Out of

My Kind Of Crazy Brantley Gilbert

She says Look baby I'm a rock star Grabs my old guitar Playin' it upside down Dancin' around In front of our tv I can't see the ballgame So I just wave my lighter and say Yeah, rock on baby I'd rather

The Best Of Me Brantley Gilbert

I found a box of memories Read a letter Dropped a tear where you signed your name And turning the page Smearing the ink into Love Always Girl, I always start this way a Nd then I end up in a bottle screaming

Rock This Town Brantley Gilbert

I'm tired of this 9 to 5 8 hours feeling like over time And my mind's reminding me I got a show tonight Getting home, it's already 830 My strings are old and man, my clothes are dity But jimmy's always

What's Left Of A Small Town Brantley Gilbert

town to the kinneys That's where all the old men go to reminisce Ramble on about history dust off some old stories Look back at the life they've come to miss I swear sometimes I can almost see A picture of

One Hell Of An Amen Brantley Gilbert

he died too young over there totin' that gun for Uncle Sam and our freedom Mom and Daddy dressed in black they folded up that flag started prayin' yeah he went out 21 guns blazin' An' that's One Hell of

Back In The Day Brantley Gilbert

Mamma, she's still got that picture Of me and Katie on homecomin' night She looked pretty in that fancy dress But that girl was a barefoot blue jean princess A hand full of rocks and daddy's pine ladder

Hell On An Angel Brantley Gilbert

They say I was baptized in dirty water By the hands of the devil himself Between the banks of a whiskey river Beside the highway to hell I got scars on my heart and knuckles I got debts that I ain't pay

My Baby's Guns N' Roses Brantley Gilbert

You got your hair down I got this top back Kissin' on my neck Girl, you gotta stop that Do you want that fast lane Or do you want that back seat Girl, you gotta pick one You can't expect me To keep my

Freshman Year Brantley Gilbert

Saturday night my first high school dance Showin' up late in my sundays best Seen you before ahh but not in that dress The dj's last song and I lost the dare So with my heart and my pride on the line I

Picture On The Dashboard Brantley Gilbert

have much at all I still got you picture taped to the dashboard On the mantle right by the front door you Said if you leave you'd never come back Well baby I don't believe that's were it's at It's all of

Read Me My Rights Brantley Gilbert

done took it outside we're about to brawl Ol' boy done put his hands on a woman Where I come from, son, the next thing comin' is a Ass whoopin' in the parkin' lot Gonna drop this fool right in front of

Indiana's Angel Brantley Gilbert

Grew up one state North of Kentucky A Family far from rollin' in the money 7 brothers and sisters to feed and love Granddaddy said she kept her eyes on the sky Watching all the little birds fly Staring

Country Must Be Country Wide Brantley Gilbert

I grew up south of the Mason Dixon Workin' spittin' huntin' and fishin' Stone cold country by the grace of God I was gasin' up the other day And an ol' boy pulled up with a license plate From Ohio I thought

That Was Us Brantley Gilbert

I got my mail today, this economy sucks A buncha bills I can't pay, I guess they're shit outta luck But there was one from an old friend, brought back memories A black and white from way back when Was

More Than Miles Brantley Gilbert

take that picture off the dashboard Before her memory hits the brakes and takes the wheel Yeah I bet she's still crying on that front porch Yeah, this time it's gonna take some time to heal Cause I'm on my

If You Want A Bad Boy Brantley Gilbert

I'm sure you've heard my reputation it's all over this small town But there's a little bit of fire under all that smoke You know how word gets around Back in the day you were a straight A student Daddy's

Saving Amy Brantley Gilbert

Amy's got the letters I wrote My picture in a frame She's had a year to let go She's still wearin' my ring It hasn't left her finger since the night that I proposed When I promised her forever before I

Take It Outside Brantley Gilbert

Then lets take it outside If you think your man enough You really wanna knuckle up If you wanna shed a little blood then lets Take it outside Let's take it outside These days things have changed A lot of

The Weekend Brantley Gilbert

Tick tock, I'm on the clock and I'm feeling like This job's just 9 to 5'in my life away It's like I'm back in school and I'm in the last class And I'm passing time until the bell ring Having visions of

A Modern Day Prodigal Son Brantley Gilbert

I set out one night in the fast lane bound for freedom In a truck that daddy bought me And money mom had saved for school I laid down all my books and picked up the drinking Hell I let'em down When I gave

Play Me That Song Brantley Gilbert

She's stopping by real late tonight just to talk She said I got some things been weighing on my mind And I know I can come there We just sit and then we talk a while And she spilled her heart in these

Live It Up Brantley Gilbert

It’s all around town Here’s ten cents for mistakes he’s made It’s all word of mouth Oh but they say that’s the price you pay When you’re in with the wrong crowd Oh look at the mess you’ve made Starring

G.R.I.T.S. Brantley Gilbert

floor, all I could do was smile He said, Man, we got some pretty women up north But I ain't never seen nothing like this I said, Man, these here ain't ordinary women We call these grits She's a product of

My Faith In You Brantley Gilbert

why I'm thumbin' through these pages They say the answers are in red And I believe they're in here somewhere I just haven't found 'em yet It's the only hope that I got left 'Cause I could stand to lose my

Halfway To Heaven Brantley Gilbert

There's a live oak tree you can still see off ol 129 you can see the scars its missin bark where it stopped my truck that night they say I took a swing at my best friend for tryin to take my keys next

You Don't Know Her Like I Do Brantley Gilbert

to bear To hear somebody say it stops hurting Or to hear somebody say she ain't worth it 'Cause you don't know her like I do You'll never understand And you don't know we've been through That girl's my

You Don’t Know Her Like I Do Brantley Gilbert

much to bear To hear somebody say it stops hurting Or to hear somebody say she ain't worth it 'Cause you don't know her like I do You'll never understand You don't know we've been through That girl's my

Them Boys Brantley Gilbert

Look at them boys in the back of that truck Somebody ought to jerk a knot in their butts Out ridin' around like they own this town That racket turned all the way up It's too early for school to let out

Kick It In The Sticks Brantley Gilbert

Welcome to the home of the hillbilly Yeah, baby It's a land of barbed wire and moonshine whiskey Park your car before you get it stuck Go on, grab you a beer And get on up in the truck It's going down

Let It Ride Brantley Gilbert

I guess we should've seen this comin' I can't say it didn't cross my mind 'Cause we both said we'd take this slow yeah And here we are dancin' cross that line 'Cause you got your lips an inch away from

Small Town Throwdown (Feat. Justin Moore, Thomas Rhett) Brantley Gilbert

work like a dog 'til Friday Punch that clock, cash that check Raise a little hell 'til Sunday 'Bout that time There's a party back in the woods tonight Heard it through the redneck grapevine Got a keg of

Bending The Rules And Breaking The Law Brantley Gilbert

Growing up I was always mama's angel Never thought I'd ever fall from grace I was taught to walk with God and run from trouble But I ran with a crowd that was bound to change my ways Yeah I was proud to

17 Again Brantley Gilbert

There ain't nothing like 'em first loves baby Remember them high school days Friday nights come n' dances Givin' my old letterman's jacket away To hold us a name But now it's you and me talking on the

Dirt Road Anthem (Revisited) Brantley Gilbert

and think about them good ole days the way we were raised and our southern ways we like corn bread and biscuits and if its broke round here we fix it see i can take ya'll where you need to go down to my

Dirt Road Anthem (Revisited) (Feat. Colt Ford) Brantley Gilbert

and think about them good ole days the way we were raised and our southern ways we like corn bread and biscuits and if its broke round here we fix it see i can take ya'll where you need to go down to my

Bottoms Up Brantley Gilbert

I see you and me riding like Bonnie and Clyde Goin 95 burning down 129 yeah Looking for the law, while push my luck Shes ridin shot gun like it ain't no thing Turn the radio up so the girl can sing right

Hell On Wheels Brantley Gilbert

jar And brother I'm hell on wheels Said I'm hell on wheels Just nine more miles until the state line We're on time and we lost Barney's blues So you can open your eyes You done fine And danger's part of

I'm Gone Brantley Gilbert

There's no suitcase by your front doorThere's no note sayin' goodbyeAin't no motor out there runnin'Idling in the driveYou don't have to keep on lookin'For some proof you're losin' meYou don't have...

Fall Into Me Brantley Gilbert

A whisper away from changin' everythingBut is it safe to saySuch dangerous thingsWhen your hands are tremblin'Girl I'm weak in the kneesIt's times like these when silence means everythingMore than ...

Hometown Hero Andy Shauf

Hometown hero flexing his charm With a borderline joke to the guys at the bar And they slap their knees like they've not heard it before Thirty five years old wearing his badge Nickname for life on the

New Hometown Sara Evans

we're going I hardly ever see your face And there's not enough space For all the love we should be growing Chorus: We just need a litte earth to stand on Plant our hearts on solid ground Turn the lights

Hometown Blues Rosanne Cash

Don't really matter if she don't or if she do Tryin' to make the best of the hometown blues.

Hometown Land of Peace

Just came down to my hometown This village looks still the same Hey Alex are you still there Hey let\'s reunite at my place after the rain My house still smells like a forest Feels like I\'m in the

Hometown Thnked, Lemonade Kenny

I've been trying to hit your note Maybe our connection has dissolved And you don’t wanna be involved Maybe it's my direction How I wanna make my life become A clip in a highlight reel Full of memories

Hometown Halsey

Davey died in the summertime in a hot-boxed car With a seatbelt 'round his neck and a needle in his arm We would smoke out in the parking lot behind convenience shops I bought a couple of grams of weed

Hometown Catie Turner

[Verse 1] Compensate for cowardice with hyper masculinity Substitute emotions with excessive amounts of creatine You can’t carry any weight that doesn’t benefit your physique You’re not scared of anything