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Jason Aldean Jason Aldean

I can't count the barns I've past Painted red, white and black See Rock city And up ahead there's a turn Take me right through Gatlinberg I hear it's

When the sun slowly chases the moon from the sky And touches your face as you open your eyes What are you thinking? Do you like what you see? Is it all

Pain, it's only a little pain It'll be gone in a couple of days Or maybe a life or two Heart, it's only my poor heart Just that little thing you tore

It must have been a mountain Standing in our way Or some small misunderstanding We talked about too late Was it the kitchen or the bedroom Where we let

Have you ever skipped a stone across the water? Have you ever hitched a free ride on a train? Have you ever climbed up on a water tower to write a name

Pain, it's only a little pain It'll be gone in a couple of days Or maybe a life or two Heart, it's only my poor heart Just that little thing you tore

Going through my closet the other day Found an old yearbook, flipped right to the page Of that senior trip, down there on that Panama strip We all started

It's 2 A.M. in my new home, this motel room An ashtray full of Lucky Strikes A half spent case of warm Bud Light Counting regrets, fighting back tears

You know I'm chilling on the back roads Laid back rollin' to some George Jones, Smoke rollin' out the window, An ice cold beer sittin' in the console