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Brad Paisley ~ Two Feet Of Top Soil


yesterday i thought that i was low as i could get I had hit rock bottom ever since you up and left But this morning when i saw you with somebody else Well needless to say That's when i started sinkin' even lower And as far as where i'm at today There's two feet of topsoil A little bit of bedrock, limestone in between A fossilized dinosaur A little patch of crude oil A thousand feet of granite underneath Then there's me I was kinda hopin' i could dig my way back out A couple dozen roses maybe get you back somehow But the love in your eyes as you talked to him today was plain to see So i ain't gonna get involved, but Should you change your mind Well you know right where i'll be... There's two feet of topsoil A little bit of bedrock, limestone in between A fossilized dinosaur A little patch of crude oil A thousand feet of granite underneath Then there's me more free lyrics

yesterday i thought that i was low as i could get
I had hit rock bottom ever since you up and left
But this morning when i saw you with somebody else
Well needless to say
That's when i started sinkin' even lower
And as far as where i'm at today

There's two feet of topsoil
A little bit of bedrock, limestone in between
A fossilized dinosaur
A little patch of crude oil
A thousand feet of granite underneath
Then there's me

I was kinda hopin' i could dig my way back out
A couple dozen roses maybe get you back somehow
But the love in your eyes as you talked to him today was plain to see
So i ain't gonna get involved, but
Should you change your mind
Well you know right where i'll be...

There's two feet of topsoil
A little bit of bedrock, limestone in between
A fossilized dinosaur
A little patch of crude oil
A thousand feet of granite underneath
Then there's me

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