Drive-By Truckers
Drive-By Truckers are an alternative country band which formed in Athens, G… Read Full Bio ↴Drive-By Truckers are an alternative country band which formed in Athens, Georgia, United States in 1996. Currently, the band consists of Patterson Hood (vocals, guitar), Mike Cooley (vocals, guitar), David Barbe (bass), John Neff (guitar), Jay Gonzalez (keyboards) and Brad Morgan (drums). Cooley and Hood are the only original members of the band remaining. Among the band's former members are Jason Isbell (vocals, guitar) who left the band in 2007, and Shonna Tucker (bass, vocals) who left the band in 2011.
Noteworthy for their three guitars lineup, the 'Truckers' are often associated with the Southern rock movement of the 70s and "jam" bands but are too cerebral and irreverent to sit squarely in either genre. Their lyrics often revolve around the working class trying to survive in economically-depressed small towns of the South.
Co-founded by Patterson Hood (son of bassist David Hood of the legendary Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section) and longtime friend and musical partner Mike Cooley in Athens, Georgia, in 1996. The two men had played in various other bands including Adam's House Cat which was chosen as a top ten Best Unsigned Band by a Musician contest in the late 1980s.
Together with a revolving group of musicians, Drive-By Truckers put out their first two albums, Gangstabilly (1998) and Pizza Deliverance (1999). Following their second release, the band embarked on a nationwide tour, resulting in a live album called Alabama Ass Whuppin' (released in 2000 by Second Heaven Records, re-released in 2002 by Terminus Records). They had an entertaining and informational website long before most bands had begun taking advantage of the internet as a promotional tool, and together with constant touring, they quickly developed a large and dedicated fan base both on and off-line.
After three years on the road a tight-knit group of musicians emerged and they began work on 2001's Southern Rock Opera. Southern Rock Opera is a double album executed as a song cycle. The album loosely uses the rise and literal fall of Lynyrd Skynyrd as a metaphor for the culture of the American South.
Self released on their own Soul Dump Records on September 12, 2001, Southern Rock Opera, quickly accumulated praise from fans and critics alike, including a four-star review in Rolling Stone. To take advantage of the positive reception, Southern Rock Opera was re-issued by Mercury and Lost Highway Records in July 2002. Soon after, Drive-By Truckers were named Band of the Year by No Depression.
Before they could record a follow-up to Southern Rock Opera, guitarist Rob Malone left and was replaced guitarist and songwriter, Jason Isbell. Originally from Greenhill, Alabama, during his five years with Drive-By Truckers, Isbell contributed a number of significant songs to the albums he worked on.
Due to changes at Lost Highway, the Truckers were released from their contract and signed with Austin-based record label New West, for the follow-up to Southern Rock Opera, 2003's Decoration Day. Like its predecessor, the album received broad praise from fans and critics alike. Although it isn't a concept album, the songs of Decoration Day explore a common theme of hard decisions in the context of marriage, incest, break-ups, revenge, murder, and suicide are major themes.
After years of producing and playing with Drive-By Truckers, bassist Earl Hicks left the band on December 22, 2003. Hicks was immediately replaced by studio bassist Shonna Tucker, then wife of guitarist Jason Isbell. Tucker had previously guested on Decoration Day playing upright bass on the Cooley-penned track, "Sounds Better in the Song".
In 2004, Drive-By Truckers released The Dirty South. Like Southern Rock Opera, The Dirty South was a concept album. The Dirty South further explored the mythology of the South, with songs focusing on Sam Phillips and the Sun Records crowd, John Henry and his hammer, and a three-song suite about Sheriff Buford Pusser.
After touring throughout 2004 and 2005, Drive-By Truckers found their way to the Fidelitorium Recording Studio in Forsyth County, North Carolina during late 2005. These recording sessions, once again produced by David Barbe, resulted in the band's seventh LP, A Blessing and a Curse.
Released on April 18, 2006, A Blessing and a Curse showcased Drive-By Truckers' ability to branch out into new territory, and can be seen as the band's attempt at shaking labeling by critics, detractors, fans, and followers, particularly the Southern rock label that has haunted the band since Southern Rock Opera. The album sounds less like Skynyrd, and more closely resembles the bare-bones British rock of the early 1970s such as The Rolling Stones and Faces. Tom Petty's influence on the band's sound is more prominent on this album as well.
In 2006, Drive-By Truckers reunited, both on-stage and on-record, with Athens-based pedal steel guitarist, John Neff. Neff first played with the band on their 1998 debut LP, Gangstabilly, and played pedal steel on three subsequent albums, 1999's Pizza Deliverance, and 2003's Decoration Day. Neff was featured heavily on the 2006 release, A Blessing and a Curse. During the next year, Neff began touring with the band as an unofficial sixth member.
On April 5, 2007 Jason Isbell announced that he was no longer a member of the band. The following day, Patterson Hood confirmed the break on the official site. In his letter to the fans, Hood described the parting of ways as "amicable" and expressed the hope that fans would continue to support Drive-By Truckers as well as Jason's solo efforts. In the same letter, Hood announced that John Neff would become a full-time member playing both guitar and pedal steel.
Shortly after Isbell's departure, on April 20, 2007, Patterson Hood announced via the band's website that a longtime friend of The Hood Family, Spooner Oldham, would be joining the band playing keyboard for a string of acoustic performances called The Dirt Underneath Tour.
Drive-By Truckers performed as backup musicians for Bettye LaVette's 2007 album, The Scene of the Crime. The album went to #1 on Billboard's Blues Chart and was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Blues Album. Partly as a result of this collaboration, the Truckers went on to act as the backing band for Booker T Jones for his first recording in more than a decade. The album, Potato Hole, was well received by critics and it resulted in numerous shows together.
On January 22, 2008, the Drive-By Truckers' eighth album, Brighter Than Creation's Dark (named after a line in a Cooley song entitled "Checkout Time in Vegas"), was released in the US and went to #37 on the Billboard 200 album charts. Once again, David Barbe produced the album and artist Wes Freed provided the artwork. The album has nineteen tracks and features the first song contributions from bassist Shonna Tucker.
The band's ninth album "The Big To-Do" was issued on March 26, 2010 on ATO Records, the label founded by Dave Matthews and home to such artists as My Morning Jacket, Radiohead, The Whigs and Brendan Benson.
Noteworthy for their three guitars lineup, the 'Truckers' are often associated with the Southern rock movement of the 70s and "jam" bands but are too cerebral and irreverent to sit squarely in either genre. Their lyrics often revolve around the working class trying to survive in economically-depressed small towns of the South.
Co-founded by Patterson Hood (son of bassist David Hood of the legendary Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section) and longtime friend and musical partner Mike Cooley in Athens, Georgia, in 1996. The two men had played in various other bands including Adam's House Cat which was chosen as a top ten Best Unsigned Band by a Musician contest in the late 1980s.
Together with a revolving group of musicians, Drive-By Truckers put out their first two albums, Gangstabilly (1998) and Pizza Deliverance (1999). Following their second release, the band embarked on a nationwide tour, resulting in a live album called Alabama Ass Whuppin' (released in 2000 by Second Heaven Records, re-released in 2002 by Terminus Records). They had an entertaining and informational website long before most bands had begun taking advantage of the internet as a promotional tool, and together with constant touring, they quickly developed a large and dedicated fan base both on and off-line.
After three years on the road a tight-knit group of musicians emerged and they began work on 2001's Southern Rock Opera. Southern Rock Opera is a double album executed as a song cycle. The album loosely uses the rise and literal fall of Lynyrd Skynyrd as a metaphor for the culture of the American South.
Self released on their own Soul Dump Records on September 12, 2001, Southern Rock Opera, quickly accumulated praise from fans and critics alike, including a four-star review in Rolling Stone. To take advantage of the positive reception, Southern Rock Opera was re-issued by Mercury and Lost Highway Records in July 2002. Soon after, Drive-By Truckers were named Band of the Year by No Depression.
Before they could record a follow-up to Southern Rock Opera, guitarist Rob Malone left and was replaced guitarist and songwriter, Jason Isbell. Originally from Greenhill, Alabama, during his five years with Drive-By Truckers, Isbell contributed a number of significant songs to the albums he worked on.
Due to changes at Lost Highway, the Truckers were released from their contract and signed with Austin-based record label New West, for the follow-up to Southern Rock Opera, 2003's Decoration Day. Like its predecessor, the album received broad praise from fans and critics alike. Although it isn't a concept album, the songs of Decoration Day explore a common theme of hard decisions in the context of marriage, incest, break-ups, revenge, murder, and suicide are major themes.
After years of producing and playing with Drive-By Truckers, bassist Earl Hicks left the band on December 22, 2003. Hicks was immediately replaced by studio bassist Shonna Tucker, then wife of guitarist Jason Isbell. Tucker had previously guested on Decoration Day playing upright bass on the Cooley-penned track, "Sounds Better in the Song".
In 2004, Drive-By Truckers released The Dirty South. Like Southern Rock Opera, The Dirty South was a concept album. The Dirty South further explored the mythology of the South, with songs focusing on Sam Phillips and the Sun Records crowd, John Henry and his hammer, and a three-song suite about Sheriff Buford Pusser.
After touring throughout 2004 and 2005, Drive-By Truckers found their way to the Fidelitorium Recording Studio in Forsyth County, North Carolina during late 2005. These recording sessions, once again produced by David Barbe, resulted in the band's seventh LP, A Blessing and a Curse.
Released on April 18, 2006, A Blessing and a Curse showcased Drive-By Truckers' ability to branch out into new territory, and can be seen as the band's attempt at shaking labeling by critics, detractors, fans, and followers, particularly the Southern rock label that has haunted the band since Southern Rock Opera. The album sounds less like Skynyrd, and more closely resembles the bare-bones British rock of the early 1970s such as The Rolling Stones and Faces. Tom Petty's influence on the band's sound is more prominent on this album as well.
In 2006, Drive-By Truckers reunited, both on-stage and on-record, with Athens-based pedal steel guitarist, John Neff. Neff first played with the band on their 1998 debut LP, Gangstabilly, and played pedal steel on three subsequent albums, 1999's Pizza Deliverance, and 2003's Decoration Day. Neff was featured heavily on the 2006 release, A Blessing and a Curse. During the next year, Neff began touring with the band as an unofficial sixth member.
On April 5, 2007 Jason Isbell announced that he was no longer a member of the band. The following day, Patterson Hood confirmed the break on the official site. In his letter to the fans, Hood described the parting of ways as "amicable" and expressed the hope that fans would continue to support Drive-By Truckers as well as Jason's solo efforts. In the same letter, Hood announced that John Neff would become a full-time member playing both guitar and pedal steel.
Shortly after Isbell's departure, on April 20, 2007, Patterson Hood announced via the band's website that a longtime friend of The Hood Family, Spooner Oldham, would be joining the band playing keyboard for a string of acoustic performances called The Dirt Underneath Tour.
Drive-By Truckers performed as backup musicians for Bettye LaVette's 2007 album, The Scene of the Crime. The album went to #1 on Billboard's Blues Chart and was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Blues Album. Partly as a result of this collaboration, the Truckers went on to act as the backing band for Booker T Jones for his first recording in more than a decade. The album, Potato Hole, was well received by critics and it resulted in numerous shows together.
On January 22, 2008, the Drive-By Truckers' eighth album, Brighter Than Creation's Dark (named after a line in a Cooley song entitled "Checkout Time in Vegas"), was released in the US and went to #37 on the Billboard 200 album charts. Once again, David Barbe produced the album and artist Wes Freed provided the artwork. The album has nineteen tracks and features the first song contributions from bassist Shonna Tucker.
The band's ninth album "The Big To-Do" was issued on March 26, 2010 on ATO Records, the label founded by Dave Matthews and home to such artists as My Morning Jacket, Radiohead, The Whigs and Brendan Benson.
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Drive-By Truckers Lyrics
01 Feb 14 Flowers flying cross the room Vases smashed against the floo…
09 space city If I could have one wish right now I'd be about…
10 Play It All Night Long Grandpa's pissed his pants again He don't give a damn Uncl…
18 Wheels Of Love Mama ran off with a trucker Mama ran off with a…
2109 Pauline Hawkins Don't call me your baby I won't answer Love is like cancer A…
21st Century USA The parking lot behind Oasis Town Down the street from the…
3 Dimes Down It was a straight shot All it took was luck to…
72 Don't know why they even bother putting this highway on…
A Blessing and a Curse When it all comes down There'll be nothing left to catch…
A Ghost to Most I guess I'll never grow a side-burn It's a shame with…
A World of Hurt Once upon a time, my advice to you Would have been…
After The Scene Dies The graffiti on the backstage wall Gets painted over in a…
Aftermath USA When I crawled out of bed this morning I could tell…
Angels and Fuselage Looking out the window, the trees are getting closer it…
Armageddon's Back in Town As we pulled into town there was a breakdown As the…
Assholes You buy me dinner when I'm in town Talk about records…
Birmingham Economics shut the furnace down Bull Connor hosing children …
Birthday Boy Which one's the birthday boy? (She said) I ain't got all…
Bob Bob goes to church every Sunday Every Sunday that the fish…
Box of Spiders Gran Gran keeps a box of spiders. She says they're on…
Boys from Alabama Well, they caught you smoking grass and the judge threw…
Buckets Of Mercy When all your good days keep getting shorter, count on…
Bulldozers & Dirt I met your mama when I was sixteen You couldn't have…
Bulldozers and Dirt I met your mama when I was sixteen You couldn't have…
Buttholeville Tired of living in Buttholeville Tired of my job and my…
Careless Careful that you don't use up your ninth one, We…
Carl Perkins Life ain't nothing but a blending up of all the…
Cartoon Gold I'm not good with numbers I just count on knowing when…
Cassie Can my brother sit in? Can my brother sit in? Well there's…
Checkout Time In Vegas A bloody nose, empty pockets, a rented car with a…
Cottonseed I came to tell my story to all these young…
Daddy Learned to Fly Daddy's gone away and no one can tell me why Mama's…
Daddy Needs A Drink Daddy needs a drink to deal with all the beauty To…
Daddy's Cup Before I could walk, I had a wrench in my…
daddy's little pumpkin You must be daddy′s little pumpkin I can tell by the…
Daddy’s Cup Before I could walk, I had a wrench in my…
Dancin' Ricky Ricky Boy, Ricky Boy, You got somethin' left to deal…
Danko Let the night air cool you off. Tilt your head back…
Danko / Manuel Let the night air cool you off. Tilt your head back…
Danko/Manuel Let the night air cool you off. Tilt your head back…
Daylight She's got me tied in a knot. That's what I…
Days of Graduation Bobby went out for a joy ride with my best…
Dead Drunk & Naked When I was a young boy I sniffed a lot…
Decoration Day It's Decoration Day And I've a mind to roll a…
Demonic Possesion [Chorus] Demonic Possession His court's in session I sign…
Demonic Possession [Chorus] Demonic Possession His court's in session I sign my…
Do It Yourself My Daddy called me on a Friday morning, so sad…
Don't Be in Love Around Me We walk the halls And everybody assumes We have a thing But …
Drag The Lake Charlie Drag the lake, Charlie Charlie, drag the lake Lester didn't …
Easy on Yourself I can't blame you but it's a shame You can't cover…
Every Single Storied Flameout No matter how many pens a poet drains How full of…
Everybody Needs Love The moon beams we can dream on, when the working…
Eyes Like Glue I see you watching me--your eyes are just like glue Stuck…
Feb 14 Flowers flying cross the room Vases smashed against the floo…
Feb. 14 Flowers flying cross the room Vases smashed against the flo…
Filthy And Fried Bottles falling in a dumpster send a stale smell rising Thro…
First Air Of Autumn First air of autumn up your nose Popcorn, heavy hairspray, n…
George Jones Talkin' Cell Phone Blues You were talkin' on that cell phone, driving your Mercedes…
Get Downtown Kim said, "Jimmy, you better get yourself Op off of that…
Ghost to Most I guess I'll never grow a side-burn It's a shame with…
Girls Who Smoke I can tell by her lips she's got fucked up…
Give Pretty Soon Way you look at me like that, something's got to…
Go-Go Boots He packed a big-ass church out near Rogersville He drove th…
Goddamn Lonely Love I got green and I got blues And everyday there's a…
Goodbye These cities blur before me, a swirl of colors leaned…
Goode Honey, take care of the children, make them do as…
Goode's Field Road Honey, take care of the children Make them do as they're…
Goode’s Field Road Honey, take care of the children, make them do as…
Grand Canyon We went to Grand Canyon And we stood at the expanse And…
Gravity's Gone I went stumbling through the fog trying to find a…
Greenville to Baton Rouge One more night, one more show, four down, eighty-four to…
Guitar Man Upstairs I think I'm gonna call the Police, I hear something…
Guns of Umpqua I see birds soaring through the clouds outside my window Sme…
Hanging On Your momma can't stand the way you lay around all…
Hearing Jimmy Loud Trapped in a truck with Jimmy, listening to his band Jimmy’…
Heathens Something about the wrinkle in your forehead tells me there'…
Hell No I Ain't Happy There's a lot of bad wood underneath the veneer She's…
Hell No I Ain’t Happy There's a lot of bad wood underneath the veneer She's…
Hell No, I Ain't Happy There抯 a lot of bad wood underneath the veneer She抯 an…
Heroin Again Losing your joy Playing with dangerous toys Isolate yourself…
Home Field Advantage You ain't much of a player and you ain't playin'…
I Do Believe I do believe I do believe I do believe I saw…
I Told You So I don't even like the way it sounds One day it's…
I Used To Be A Cop Used to be a cop, but I got to be…
I'm Sorry Huston I just met Huston, He was lookin' for your door. He…
I’m Sorry Huston I just met Huston, he was lookin' for your door. He…
Kinky Hypocrite Hot-blooded bible thumping cash on the barrel honey Private …
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Lisa It's always Lisa's birthday when I get that call She's got…
Lisa’s Birthday It's always Lisa's birthday when I get that call She's got…
Little Bonnie On the day that she was buried Her Daddy stood out…
Little Pony and the Great Big Horse Little pony and great big horse went out in a…
Loaded Gun in the Closet I got a loaded gun in the closet And another…
Lookout Mountain If I throw myself off Lookout Mountain No more for my…
Love Like This Coming home with a bottle, trying not to break the…
Made Up English Oceans 6x9 and counting down in one after the other They'll go…
Mama Bake A Pie People staring at me as they wheel me Down the ramp…
Margo and Harold I don't want to go to dinner with Margo and…
Marry Me Well, my daddy didn't pull out, but he never apologized…
Mercy Buckets When all your good days keep getting shorter, count on…
Moved I live down in Alabama where the river so muddy…
Mrs. Claus I'm a sinister elf, With a sinister plan, Santa's little hel…
Mrs. Dubose Jupiter mules kickin' out all the stops Newfangled dogs dan…
My Sweet Annette (Me and my Annette, we was as fond as we…
Natural Light If it weren’t for the glow of the screen my…
Never Gonna Change Let this be a lesson to you girl: Don't come…
Nine Bullets My roommate's gun got nine bullets in it Nine bullets in…
One of These Days If I had a dime for every time I heard…
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Outfit You want to grow up to paint houses like me A…
Panties In Your Purse Saw you standing in the hallway, red plastic Cup, and one…
Pauline Hawkins Don't call me your baby I won't answer Love is like cancer A…
People Who Died Johnny sniffing glue, he was 12 years old Fell to the…
Perfect Timing Here I am again perfect timing, The strings are ringing and…
Plastic Flowers on the Highway He was ready for the big trip, he was moving…
Play It All Night Long Grandpa's pissed his pants again He don't give a damn Uncl…
Primer Coat The old man’s out by the swimming pool He goes there…
Pulaski She was fresh out of college The first one in her…
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Ray's Automatic Weapon I got to tell you You got to take that gun…
Ray’s Automatic Weapon I got to tell you You got to take that gun…
Rebels Honey don't you walk out I'm too drunk to follow I know…
Road Cases Got them pretty road cases Protect our asses, protect our fa…
Ronnie & Neil Church blew up in Birmingham Four little black girls killed…
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Rosemary with a Bible and a Gun As strong as the day was long Rosemary would sing along Whee…
Sandwiches for the Road All packed to go, baloney and mayonnaise sandwiches for the…
Santa Fe You said that you'd be waiting for me here in…
Self Destructive Zones It was 1990 give or take I don't remember When the…
Shit Shots Count Put your cigarette out and put your hat back on. Don't…
Shut Up and Get on the Plane Well your wishes and your feelings Your bad dreams and intui…
Sink Hole I've always been a religious man, I've always been a…
Slow Ride Argument When it's been too long since tranquility found you And the…
Sounds Better in Song When I saw her standing there, with her bright eyes…
Space City If I could have one wish right now I'd be about…
Steve McQueen Steve McQueen Steve McQueen When I was a little boy I…
Tales Facing Up Me and my brother's old lady went out and got…
That Man I Shot That man I shot, He was trying to kill me He…
The Boys From Alabama Well, they caught you smoking grass and the judge threw…
The Buford Stick Now Sheriff Buford Pusser's gotten too big for his britches …
The Company I Keep My Mama told me, your life is such a wreck Your…
The Day John Henry Died I watched the rain; it settled in. We disappeared for…
The Deeper In By the time you were born there were four other…
The Distance Miles and miles between us But still you're on my mind I…
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The Flying Wallendas And they fell from the skies with the greatest of…
The Fourth Night Of My Drinking On the first night of my drinking I was looking…
The Great Alabama Icons I grew up in North Alabama, back in the 1970's, When…
The Great Car Dealer War been drinkin' all night long, got a job to do got…
The Home Front The hours creep across the face As she paces across the…
The Homefront The hours creep across the face As she paces across the…
The KKK Took My Baby Away She went away for the holidays Said she's going down to…
The Living Bubba I wake up tired and I wake up pissed Wonder how…
The Monument Valley It's all about where you put the horizon Said the Great…
The New OK On the big wing span of your best laid plans A…
The Night G.G. Allin Came To Town Then drink some more when the morning comes. Memphis was sin…
The Night GG Allin Came to Town Then drink some more when the morning comes. Memphis was si…
The Opening Act There's a big fat man on a mechanical bull in…
The Part Of Him He was elected, wingnut raised and corn fed Teabags dragging…
The Perilous Night We needed warming from the cold hard facts Unheeded warnings…
The President's Penis is Missi "They looked in the white house and capitol hill They looke…
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The Righteous Path I got a brand new car that drinks a bunch…
The Sands of Iwo Jima George A. was at the movies in December '41 They announced…
The Southern Thing Ain't about my pistol Ain't about my boots Ain't about no no…
The Thanksgiving Filter Grandmother's wheelchair is sitting in the corner We all su…
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The Tough Sell "She's a beaute, yes sir she is" said EZ DAN,…
The Weakest Man It's a shame for you to do me the way…
The Wig He Made Her Wear It was as open-and-shut as anything I have seen He was…
This F***ing Job Workin' this job is a kick in the pants Workin' this…
This Fuckin' Job Workin' this job is a kick in the pants Workin' this…
Thoughts and Prayers When the carnage was over you could hear the cellphones…
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Til He When she met him they was teenagers He was no more…
Til He's Dead Or Rises When she met him they was teenagers He was no more…
Too Much Sex Stacy was a troubled teen ever since she was twelve.…
Tornadoes The clouds started forming at five o'clock pm The funnel clo…
Tough to Let Go You've been gone for a while now I'm getting used to…
TVA I grew up two hours north of Birmingham. Me and my…
Two Daughters And A Beautiful Wife When he reached the gates of heaven He didn't understand He …
Uncle Frank They powered up the city with hydro-electric juice. Now we g…
Used To Be A Cop Used to be a cop, but I got to be…
Wallace Throw another log on the fire, boys, George Wallace is…
Wednesday There was something in the envelope she passed him That weig…
What it Means He was running down the street When they shot him in…
When He She sits alone and stares out the window, the thoughts…
When the Pin Hits the Shell You can lie to your Mama, you can lie to…
When The Well Runs Dry There's a sacrifice you make There are people along the way …
When Walter Went Crazy When Walter went crazy She was sitting on the couch Painting…
Where the Devil Don't Stay My Daddy played poker on a stump in the woods…
Where's Eddie All day up and down the street, looking for him I…
Why Henry Drinks Them stories that you tell me are so hard to…
Wife Beater You met him at the dance hall You only saw his…
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Women Without Whiskey If I make it through this year, I think I'm…
You And Your Crystal Meth You've become such a mess. You and your crystal meth You…
You Got Another I see you're runnin', baby, out of time I see you're…
Your Daddy Hates Me I know your Daddy hates me and I got a…
Zip City Your Daddy was mad as hell He was mad at me…
Zoloft All my family problems disappeared over night We're all tak…