Anne Wilson

Hold Your Horses Lyrics by Anne Wilson Every cowgirl wants a cowboy to call her own You think you found one, honey And he’s dead set on setting this thing

Carry Me Lyrics by Anne Wilson I went to bed fifteen, I woke up twenty-three And now it all just feels like some kind of crazy, tragic dream Truth is,

Stars Lyrics by Anne Wilson I used to lie in my bed late at night Stare up at the ceiling pretend it’s a sky full of stars In the galaxy

God Story Lyrics by Anne Wilson I’ve gone where the hopeless go The dead end of broken road And I’ve learned there’s a place so low You can’t see your

‘Til The Road Runs Out Lyrics by Anne Wilson I heard a friend of a friend got the news today The kind nobody wants to hear Man, it’s crazy how

Devil Is Too Lyrics by Anne Wilson He can look like a boy in boots with a cowboy attitude Making eyes from an old barstool, yes, he can He can

Twenty Three Lyrics by Anne Wilson Twenty-three Make a wish, blow out the candles, but I still see There’s an empty chair where you’re supposed to be Next to me

REBEL Lyrics by Anne Wilson Who talks to a man that they can’t see? Who finds power in an old book they read? In a world full of doubt, who

Strong Lyrics by Anne Wilson Strong, try to make ’em all think I’m strong Yeah the face I keep putting on says I ain’t tired But these tear stained eyes

Praying Woman Lyrics by Anne Wilson Before that rooster’s crowing She’s kitchen-table sitting Underlining the gospel And black-coffee sipping When that sun gets to sinking The whole house is resting

Songs About Whiskey Lyrics by Anne Wilson Turned the radio on my drive today Heard a whole lot of songs ’bout a whole bunch of things I knew all the

Sinner’s Prayer Lyrics by Anne Wilson Dear Jesus It’s been a minute since I called, guess You already know the reasons I’ve got a list a mile long of gone-wrongs

The Cross Lyrics by Anne Wilson You’ve been trying hard to bear The weight of all your shame And if there’s a God up there You’re sure He forgot your

My Father’s Daughter Lyrics by Anne Wilson 10 foot tall and bulletproof Always looking up to you I can see me, four years old, up on your shoulders The sound

Red Flag Lyrics by Anne Wilson Don’t sell yourself short, girl He’s gotta love you, but he’s gotta love Jesus Just a little more, girl It’s worth waiting for, girl

Southern Gospel Lyrics by Anne Wilson We got double wides and single mamas Back-pew gossip and beauty-shop drama Groceries at the Dollar Tree Two buck, truck stop Orange Crush ICEE

Dirt Roads In Heaven Lyrics by Anne Wilson Gonna need a place to roll down all the windows Somewhere to sing along with my radio Out underneath the sun that

3:16 Lyrics by Anne Wilson Some say they’re nothing but numbers Next to words that don’t mean anything Oh, but I found the truth and a friend like no other

Milestones Lyrics by Anne Wilson You got the dream girl, you don’t get bad days You gotta sing, don’t matter it’s your bro’s birthday Don’t remember that 30-minute set that

Out Of The Bluegrass Lyrics by Anne Wilson I know Knox County probably don’t look like much Through the cracked windshield, cross hanging over the dash But you’d love it