Colter Wall – Summer Wages Lyrics
Summer Wages Lyrics by Colter Wall Never hit seventeen When you play against the dealer For you know that the odds won’t ride with you Never leave your woman alone
Artist
Colter Wall is a Canadian singer-songwriter born in 1995. Music blends Folk and Outlaw Country, with recordings released through RCA. Guitar work accompanies a distinctive vocal style.
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Songs
Colter Wall – Summer Wages Lyrics
Colter Wall – The Longer You Hold On Lyrics
Colter Wall – 4/4 Time Lyrics
Colter Wall – Living by the Hour Lyrics
Colter Wall – It’s Getting So (That a Man Can’t Go into Town Just to Have Him a Drink) Lyrics
Colter Wall – Memories and Empties Lyrics
Colter Wall – Like the Hills Lyrics
Colter Wall – My Present Just Gets Past Me Lyrics
Colter Wall – Back to Me Lyrics
Colter Wall – 1800 Miles Lyrics
Colter Wall – Prairie Evening / Sagebush Waltz Lyrics
Colter Wall – Standing Here Lyrics
Colter Wall – The Coyote & The Cowboy Lyrics
Colter Wall – Honky Tonk Nighthawk Lyrics
Colter Wall – For A Long While Lyrics
Colter Wall – Cow / Calf Blue Yodel Lyrics
Colter Wall – Little Songs Lyrics
Colter Wall – Evangelina Lyrics
Colter Wall – The Last Loving Words Lyrics
Colter Wall – Corralling the Blues Lyrics
Summer Wages Lyrics by Colter Wall Never hit seventeen When you play against the dealer For you know that the odds won’t ride with you Never leave your woman alone
The Longer You Hold On Lyrics by Colter Wall I can tell by the way you look through me As if I wasn’t in the room at all And I
4/4 Time Lyrics by Colter Wall Leanin’ on a T-post My eyes up on the sky When I’m meant To be splicing broken wire The meadowlark is singing Her old
Living by the Hour Lyrics by Colter Wall There’s times that I could swear I’ve got the world by the short hair I wrote the book, and I could do
It’s Getting So (That a Man Can’t Go into Town Just to Have Him a Drink) Lyrics by Colter Wall Well, I can might get high on a Saturday night
Memories and Empties Lyrics by Colter Wall There’s a path that I regularly walk through In the dark, empty streets of my mind But this path only leads to a
Like the Hills Lyrics by Colter Wall If you jingle in the horses, then I’ll feed another bale Winter’s spending all her forces, blowing snow and cold as hell But
My Present Just Gets Past Me Lyrics by Colter Wall I don’t feel any real intoxication From bourbon whiskey, or the scotch, or the rye And I don’t hear damn
Back to Me Lyrics by Colter Wall It’s not the clothes that you choose that cuts through me It’s not the way you do your hair that does me right
1800 Miles Lyrics by Colter Wall I don’t know what you think you’ve been told If I ever was for sale, I never sold And it’s short on flashing lights
Prairie Evening / Sagebush Waltz Lyrics – Colter Wall One evening, back home on the prairie Was in the fair month of June I set aside My fool notions of
Standing Here Lyrics – Colter Wall I’m just standing here Looking out my window Wondering if it’s ever gonna rain I’m just standing here Listening to the wind blow Beating
The Coyote & The Cowboy Lyrics – Colter Wall The Coyote’s a survivor Reckon he’s got to be He lives in the snow at forty below Or in Malibu by
Honky Tonk Nighthawk Lyrics – Colter Wall Well, I’m a honky-tonk nighthawk Trottin’ on the hardwood floor Said, I’m a honky-tonk nighthawk Trottin’ on the hardwood floor Yeah, when it
For A Long While Lyrics – Colter Wall This old guitar, I’ve toted far And though she’s sometimes outta tune She earns her keep each time she speaks In the
Cow / Calf Blue Yodel Lyrics – Colter Wall Got my bread all rationed And my beans cut in two halves Got my bread all rationed And my beans cut
Little Songs Lyrics – Colter Wall There’s an old man in the foothills And if he ain’t dead, he’s living there still Loved them little cuttin’ horses All his life
Evangelina Lyrics – Colter Wall And I dream in the morning That she brings me water And I dream in the evening That she brings me wine Just a poor
The Last Loving Words Lyrics – Colter Wall It’s a long way ’round the Llano Estacado We turned em’ north towards Colorado Crossed the wide pecos The sun it did
Corralling the Blues Lyrics – Colter Wall I might get to thinking That I might could quit drinking But then what else is there to do? And it’s this contemplation