Charley Crockett Songs and Lyrics - Page 2

Gettin’ Tired Again Lyrics by Charley Crockett Don’t you sit there thinking I’m losing Just because I’m down Down and out And gettin’ tired again You better stand for something

Good At Losing Lyrics by Charley Crockett They laughed at me in New York City Called me a fool in L.A. I doubt that Nashville saw me coming Besides the

Hard Luck & Circumstances Lyrics by Charley Crockett When it comes to bad luck I got perfect timing All the stars just align Me and trouble We’re old friends We

America Lyrics by Charley Crockett America How are you? I hope you’re doing fine America I love you And I fear you sometimes America You know I Can be hard

Goodbye Holly Lyrics by Charley Crockett Goodbye Holly, Holly goodbye Your wife is gonna miss you Your baby’s gonna cry Pat Garrett, he shot you with a cold 44 He

Loretta Lyrics by Charley Crockett Oh, Loretta, she’s a ballroom girl Wears them sevens on her sleeve Dances like a diamond shines Tells me lies I love to believe Her

20-20 Vision Lyrics by Charley Crockett Blues ain’t nothin’ But screamin’ and cryin’ All the time You know the blues ain’t nothin’ But screamin’ and cryin’ All the time I

Loser’s Lounge Lyrics by Charley Crockett There’s a honky tonk in this town That they call the loser’s lounge I’m a charter member, you could say Since love has turned

Charlene Lyrics by Charley Crockett Charlene Won’t you please Come downstairs? With your sapphire eyes and raven dark hair You light up the night Like the fourth of July Charlene

Lonesome Feeling Lyrics by Charley Crockett It’s a lonesome feelin’ when you’re travelin’ Down a lonesome road, down a lonesome road Nobody cares a thing about you It’s a heavy

How Low Can You Go Lyrics by Charley Crockett How low can you go? I think I got a right to know Pretty darlin’ The things you been doing to

Crystal Chandeliers and Burgundy Lyrics by Charley Crockett This boxcar’s been my home since San Antone ‘Cause this ankle of mine I turned while hoppin’ on Shoots pain that feeds

Killers of the Flower Moon Lyrics by Charley Crockett Gather round the fire boys a story I will tell About a persecution I’m sure you don’t know well An Oklahoma

Trouble and Misery Lyrics by Charley Crockett Me and my guitar, we’d sure like to be Where the good times are had and the livin’ is free Trouble and misery

Avoiding Mirrors Lyrics by Charley Crockett Have you ever seen a red horse Flyin’ through the sky While ridin’ round Dallas? All lit up, big and bright Sometimes I get

Visions of Dallas Lyrics by Charley Crockett I was having visions of Dallas As I passed through Tennessee Trying to lose familiar feelings The ones that washed all over me

Waylon Rides Again Lyrics by Charley Crockett I’ve been fenced in, so darn played out And left for dead boys, there isn’t any doubt That’s alright That’s alright, my friend

Honky Tonk Philosophy Lyrics by Charley Crockett Rainin’ in Tucson, but I don’t mind Come down from Colorado, a quick flight They say it’s a drought, and they can’t get

I Ain’t Riding Anymore Lyrics by Charley Crockett Cowboys love to ride, they don’t like to walk They’d rather work a bull, than a-listen to you talk Those yellow rusty

Albuquerque Lights Lyrics by Charley Crockett Hmm, mm, mm, mm Hmm, mmm mm mm mm There’s a cosmic highroad Between Nashville to L.A From Tennessee to California Back out the