Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song I've Done It All , by - Merle Haggard. Song from the album Hag/ Someday We'll Look Back, in the genre ПопI've Done It All |
| Did you ever steal a quarter when you was 10 years old? |
| Ever wear a brogan with a hole in the sole? |
| Did you ever ride a freight train while running from the law? |
| I’ve done it all, Lord, Lord, I’ve done it all |
| Did you ever spend a winter in a dirty jail? |
| Did you ever buy a topcoat at a rummage sale? |
| Did you ever spend a Christmas inside detention hall? |
| I’ve done it all, Lord, Lord, I’ve done it all |
| Well, I’ve picked my share of cotton, boys |
| And I’ve drove one railroad spike |
| And I’ve been everywhere I talk about |
| And I can tell you what its like |
| I’ve even been to San Francisco wearing regular clothes |
| With them modern hippie folks staring down their nose |
| I can proudly say I’ve answered my patriotic call |
| I’ve done it all, Lord, Lord, I’ve done it all |
| Name | Year |
|---|---|
| Kentucky Gambler | 2008 |
| I'm A White Boy ft. Merle Haggard | 1976 |
| Mama Tried | 2012 |
| Always Wanting You | 2008 |
| I'm A White Boy ft. Merle Haggard | 1976 |
| Someday We'll Look Back ft. The Strangers | 2005 |
| The Coming And The Going Of The Trains ft. The Strangers | 1975 |
| If We Make It Through December | 2008 |
| Always Wanting You ft. The Strangers | 1995 |
| I'm Leavin' Now ft. Merle Haggard | 1999 |
| I Think I'll Just Stay Here And Drink | 1995 |
| Whatever Happened To Me ft. The Strangers | 1995 |
| My Rough And Rowdy Ways ft. The Strangers | 1998 |
| House Of Memories ft. The Strangers | 1995 |
| Some Other World ft. Merle Haggard, Ray Price | 2006 |
| Life In Prison ft. Merle Haggard | 1998 |
| Someone Told My Story ft. The Strangers | 2005 |
| Pancho & Lefty ft. Merle Haggard | 1995 |
| Drink Up And Be Somebody ft. The Strangers | 1998 |
| If You Want To Be My Woman ft. The Strangers | 1998 |
Lyrics of the artist's songs: Merle Haggard
Lyrics of the artist's songs: The Strangers