Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Loving County , by - Charlie Robison. Release date: 07.09.1998
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Loving County , by - Charlie Robison. Loving County |
| Well, I loved a girl |
| She lived out in Pecos, and pretty as she could be |
| And I worked the rigs on out in Odessa |
| To give her whatever she needs |
| But that girl, she run with an oil company bum |
| 'Cause the diamond was not on her hand |
| And he left her soon 'neath the big loving moon |
| To go out and X-ray the land |
| Now I sit in my car at the New Rainbow Bar downtown |
| And the frost on the windshield shines toward the sky |
| Like a thousand tiny diamonds in the lights of loving county |
| Well, l walked in that bar and I drank myself crazy |
| Thinking about her and that man |
| When in walked a woman, looking richer than sin |
| And ten years worth of work on her hand |
| Well, I followed her home and when she was alone |
| Well, I put my gun to her head |
| And I don’t recall what happened next at all |
| But now that rich woman, she is dead |
| Now I drive down the highway |
| Ten miles from my sweet baby’s arms |
| And the moon is so bright it don’t look like night |
| And the diamond how it sparkles in the lights of loving county |
| But she opened that door and I knelt on the floor |
| And I put that ring in her hand |
| Then she said, «I do» and she’d leave with me soon |
| To the rigs out in South Alabama |
| Well, I told her to hide that ring there inside |
| And wait 'til the timing was good |
| And I drove back home and I was alone |
| 'Cause I thought that she understood |
| The next night an old friend just called me to wish us both well |
| He said, he’d seen her downtown, sashaying around |
| And her diamond how it sparkled in the lights of loving county |
| Well that sheriff, he found me out wandering |
| All around El Paso the very next day |
| You see, I’d lost my mind on that broken white line |
| Before I even reached Balmorhea |
| Well, now she’s in Fort Worth and she’s just giving birth |
| To the son of that oil company man |
| And they buried that poor old sheriff’s dead wife |
| With the ring that I stole on her hand |
| And sometimes they let me look up at that East Texas sky |
| And the rain on the pines, oh Lord, how it shines |
| Like my darling’s little diamond in the lights of loving county |
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