Charley Crockett Songs and Lyrics - Page 3

Don’t Take Your Guns Lyrics by Charley Crockett A young cowboy named Billy Joe grew restless on the farm A boy filled with wonderlust who meant nobody harm He changed

Last Night At The Alamo Lyrics by Charley Crockett He never claimed to be a cowboy But he sure could sing the songs And he rode a silver eagle His

Top Hand Lyrics by Charley Crockett Last winter, I was workin’ on the plains above the grave Llano Estacado Elina, my one true love she gave to me her horse

Eagle And The Crow Lyrics by Charley Crockett I am a song and dance man I seen trouble most my life Don’t expect you to understand me But you’d better

Image Of A Woman Lyrics by Charley Crockett I pulled in to Nacogdoches Out of Louisiane Her mama worked at the Holiday Inn I’m the son of a concrete man

One Eyed Jack Lyrics by Charley Crockett Hello kid I knew you’d be coming Sooner or later It’d be all or nothing I guess you’ve been wondering Why there ain’t

Down By Law Lyrics by Charley Crockett Down by law All my life Born in circle valley Where they don’t think twice Yeah everyone you know Makes an outlaw’s living

The Hallelujah Trail Lyrics by Charley Crockett Cuatro, and Cholla, the best of friends Cuatro died but then he came back again A fabled story, away out west He rides

Country Music Lyrics by Charley Crockett I came up listening to cowboy singers Dreamed of living that way I sang on the street, in ballrooms and dancehalls Telling my story

Lonesome Dove Lyrics by Charley Crockett Well I left lonesome dove For the country up above And the soft warmth of her touch Through the night I hated to be

Kentucky Too Long Lyrics by Charley Crockett Been in Kentucky too long I done come here from Arkansas Ain’t runnin’ from no Johnny Law Please believe me I ain’t in

Ballad Of A Lonesome Drifter Lyrics by Charley Crockett He doesn’t say too much And his throat is dry. What he wants Is a bottle of rye. Born just to

Alamosa Lyrics by Charley Crockett I’m going to Alamosa Back in the saddle once again Bought a blue rose in Ruidosa Because my true love wanted her one Well, I’m

Destroyed Lyrics by Charley Crockett I’m weak as a lamb And my head’s spinnin’ like a top Oh, what a kiss It felt like an H-bomb dropped Destroyed, ooh-wee, baby

Die With My Dreams On Lyrics by Charley Crockett It’s so easy to lose track of all your dreams Get caught up in day to day Let those big ones

Tennessee Quick Cash Lyrics by Charley Crockett Well, I’m hard to understand And I can’t work for the man I earn my living playing one night shows On a long

I Stay Ready Lyrics by Charley Crockett Dark clouds race through my mind Thoughts of revenge keep me up at night I see a bishop all cloaked in red Those

Santa Fe Ring Lyrics by Charley Crockett They sold me out To the Santa Fe Ring There wasn’t any trial Where justice was no such thing Up on Sierra Hermosa

El Paso To Denver Lyrics by Charley Crockett El Paso to Denver It’s a mighty long road But I’m still gonna go ‘Cause you just never know What could be

Lone Star Lyrics by Charley Crockett Thirteen diamonds ’round my neck One silver eagle on my chest Been trying to find a wild ace But I still ain’t seen one