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Alan Jackson ~ Song For The Life


(rodney crowell) Well i don't drink as much as i used to Lately, it just ain't my style And the hard times don't hurt like they ought to They pass quicker, like when i was a child And somehow i've learned how to listen For a sound like the sun going down In the magic the morning is bringing There's a song for the life i have found It keeps my feet on the ground And the midsummer days sit so heavy But don't they flow like the breeze through your mind When nothing appears in a hurry To make up for someone's lost time And somehow i've learned how to listen For a sound like the sun going down In the magic the morning is bringing There's a song for the life i have found It keeps my feet on the ground And somehow i've learned how to listen For a sound like the breeze dying down In the magic the morning is bringing There's a song for the friend i have found She keeps my feet on the ground She keeps my feet on the ground more free lyrics

(rodney crowell)

Well i don't drink as much as i used to
Lately, it just ain't my style
And the hard times don't hurt like they ought to
They pass quicker, like when i was a child

And somehow i've learned how to listen
For a sound like the sun going down
In the magic the morning is bringing
There's a song for the life i have found
It keeps my feet on the ground

And the midsummer days sit so heavy
But don't they flow like the breeze through your mind
When nothing appears in a hurry
To make up for someone's lost time

And somehow i've learned how to listen
For a sound like the sun going down
In the magic the morning is bringing
There's a song for the life i have found
It keeps my feet on the ground

And somehow i've learned how to listen
For a sound like the breeze dying down
In the magic the morning is bringing
There's a song for the friend i have found
She keeps my feet on the ground
She keeps my feet on the ground

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