frogs and my baby and me Well, I guess they've never fished that Big Black River Or watched the sun go down on Sherman Hill Well, them homegrown country girls, they
way you love me Well I don't deserve the way you love me Well I've caused so many tears, honey why are you still here Well I can't believe the way you love me
the rodeo Load a carload of cowgirls I mean them really know-how girls In the saddle or bareback They call me Cadillac one ride and they're comin' back They call me Cadillac
when I'm out in California And I'd wish on you each night before I'd sleep And you'd be here with me Sometimes I hold your picture, oh, so close to me
Your love is a drug That I just can't get off of my shoulders There's never enough And I am the junkie that it's taken over I've never tasted something
, Lord lead me home. All my burdens, are behind me, I have prayed, my final pray, Don't you cry, over my body, Cause that ain't me, lying there. No
and call it a day But I know me, will I always be this way [CHORUS] Or will I ever be the kind of guy Who?s runnin? home every night To the little house
that Lowdown and Lonesome on me Here on this Whiskey river Ain't no paddle, ain't no boat and this Ninety-proof I'm clinging to been keepin' me afloat Well they
Yea I like to run with the ol' dogs Learned some bad habits from my Paw Paw I got an in with the outlaws An I can only sing like I talk Ya'll I like
share of big ol' cities But I couldn't wait to get back home Well, they'll play you a, a front porch song for free That reminds you that they ain't been
a rocket and shoot to the moon And I'd have me a beer just watchin' the world float by Yeah, I'd get real high if I could buy me some time But lately
the way you love me Well I don?t deserve the way you love me Well I?ve caused so many tears, honey why are you still here Well I can?t believe the way you love me
put that Lowdown and Lonesome on me Here on this Whiskey river Ain't no paddle, ain't no boat and this Ninety-proof I'm clinging to been keepin' me afloat Well they
my share of big ol' cities But I couldn't wait to get back home Well, they'll play you a, a front porch song for free That reminds you that they ain't
or bareback, They Call me Cadillac Well these hot little country mamas they turn me on And I can hang there redneck saddle all night long That's why They Call me Cadillac and when they
hand, Lord lead me home. All my burdens, are behind me, I have prayed, my final pray, Don't you cry, over my body, Cause that ain't me, lying there.