ZAC BROWN BAND – Jolene

Cocaine flame in my bloodstream
Sold my coat when I hit Spokane
Bought myself a hard pack of cigarettes
In the early mornin’ rain

Lately my hands they don’t feel like mine
My eyes been stung with dust and blind
Held you in my arms one time
Lost you just the same

Jolene
Well, I ain’t about to go straight, it’s too late
And I found myself face down in the ditch
Booze in my hair, blood on my lips

A picture of you holding a picture of me
In the pocket of my blue jeans
Still don’t know what love means
Still don’t know what love means

Jolene
Jolene

It’s been so long since I’ve seen your face
Or felt a part of this human race
I’ve been living out of this here suitcase
For way too long

Man needs something he can hold onto
Nine pound hammer or a woman like you
Either one of them things will do

Jolene
Well, I ain’t about to go straight, it’s too late
And I found myself face down in the ditch
Booze in my hair, blood on my lips

A picture of you holding a picture of me
In the pocket of my blue jeans
Still don’t know what love means
Still don’t know what love means

Jolene
Jolene

Cocaine flame in my bloodstream
Sold my coat when I hit Spokane

Zac Brown Band – Jump Right In

The Southern wind signs again an island lullaby
Baby powder beach under my feet has got me rolling
And the breeze through crackling leaves like a daytime campfire burning
And the ship is off to sea
And the wake is a churning
As the Southern wind sings again an island lullaby

You can jump right in
Let the music pull you in
You can jump right in
Oh and lose yourself again
As the Southern wind sings again a island lullaby

There’s a place the locals go and no one knows where to find it
And the river starts to flow inside the clouds of Misty Mountain
The water from this stone below becomes a blue-green fountain
As the Southern wind sings again an island lullaby

You can jump right in
Let the music pull you in
You can jump right in
Oh and lose yourself again
As the Southern wind sings again an island lullaby

La la la la la la
La la la la la
La la la la la la
La la la la la

You can find me where the music meets the ocean
If you get the notion
Stop on by and play a while
Simple tune to get your love light glowing
Keep your heart wide open
Disappear just like the tide
Let it roll on by

And jump right in
Let the music pull you in
You can jump right in
Oh and lose yourself again
As the Southern wind sings again an island lullaby
The Southern wind sings again an island lullaby
Oh a lullaby

ZAC BROWN BAND – Free

So we live in our old van
Travel all across this land
Me and you

We’ll end up hand in hand
Somewhere down on the sand
Just me and you

Just as free
Free as we’ll ever be
Just as free
Free as we’ll ever be

We drive until the city lights
Dissolve into a country sky
Just me and you

Lay underneath the harvest moon
Do all the things that lovers do
Just me and you

Just as free
Free as we’ll ever be
Just as free
Free as we’ll ever be
Ever be

No we don’t have a lot of money
No we don’t have a lot of money
No we don’t have a lot of money
All we need is love

We’re free as we’ll ever be
Just as free
Free as we’ll ever be
Ever be

So we live in our old van
Travel all across this land
Me and you

ZAC BROWN BAND – Highway 20 Ride

I ride east every other Friday but if I had it my way
Days would not be wasted on this drive
And I want so bad to hold you
Son, there’s things I haven’t told you
Your mom and me just couldn’t get along

So I’ll drive
And I think about my life
And wonder why I’ll slowly die inside
Everytime I turn that truck around, right at the Georgia line
and I count the days and the miles back home to you on that Highway 20 ride

A day might come and you’ll realize that if you could see through my eyes
There was no other way to work it out
And a part of you might hate me
But son please don’t mistake me
For a man that didn’t care at all

So I drive
And I think about my life
And wonder why I’ll slowly die inside
Everytime I turn that truck around, right at the Georgia line
and I count the days and the miles back home to you on that Highway 20 ride

So when you drive
And the years go flying by
I hope you smile
If I ever cross your mind
It was a pleasure of my life
And I cherished every time
And my whole world
It begins and ends with you
On that Highway 20 ride….

ZAC BROWN BAND – It's Not Ok

A man was bothering me today and I
wanted to tell him to go away
But I stood and listened to him anyway, okay.
He said he didn’t want to shoot that man
And it was his thing and I wouldn’t understand
And he had done all that he can, okay.

I guess his body was as good as mine
And just like me he was wasting time
Turning over every stone to see what he could find, okay.
He was filling tank and he asked for money
I lied and said I didn’t have any
Then my conscious took over and I gave him a hand full of change.

Don’t do a thing.
Stay right there.
You’ll lie there.
You don’t seem to care

I know its hard to survive in the city
When the beautiful days don’t look so pretty
And you don’t have windows to keep the night away, okay.
He was dirty and stink and just a bit crude
But I didn’t say that because that’s kind of rude
And he didn’t care what I had to say in the first place, okay.

I wanted to say you’re a big disgrace to the world,
yourself, and the human race
And reach back and pop him one good time in the face, okay.
No its not okay and I didn’t do that
But I gave him a smile and tipped my hat and told him to have a very nice rest
of the day

Don’t do a thing. Don’t do a thing.
Stay right there.
You’ll lie there. You’ll lie there.
You don’t seem to care.

Guess he bought some booze or shit

And sure that bothers me a little bit but it’s his life and I can’t tell him
how to live it

As he turned and started to go his way I tried to think of something wise to
say like…

Don’t do a thing.
Stay right here.
You’ll lie here.
You don’t seem to care.
You’ll die here.
You don’t seem to care

ZAC BROWN BAND – Different Kind Of Fine

She make a train take a dirt road
Make it stop on a dime
Make ‘em wonder which way to go
Make a man change his mind

She’s a lawyer’s queen, a trucker’s dream
With a baseball hat fit for a queen
A genuine, a different kind of fine

Cadillacs and caviar
Well, that ain’t how she rolls
Implants and tummy tucks
She sure don’t need those

She’s a cool drink of water
When the summer’s mean
Poured into those Levis jeans
She’s country as the day is long

She make a train take a dirt road
Make it stop on a dime
Make ‘em wonder which way to go
Make a man change his mind

She’s a lawyer’s queen and a trucker’s dream
With a baseball hat fit for a queen
A genuine, a different kind of fine

Tan and lean like a long-neck bottle
In the passenger seat
Got her hand on the throttle
She’ll get you there right on time

Lord, take you down to Tijuana
Make you wanna slap your momma
Gotcha all tore up and made you spill your dip cup
Bona fide, a different kind of fine

Make a train take a dirt road
Make it stop on a dime
Make ‘em wonder which way to go
Make a man change his mind

She’s a lawyer’s queen and a trucker’s dream
With a baseball hat fit for a queen
A genuine, a different kind of fine

She make a train take a dirt road
Make it stop on a dime
She make ‘em wonder which way to go
Make a man change his mind

A lawyer’s queen, a trucker’s dream
A baseball hat fit for a queen
Genuine, a different kind of fine!
Lord, Lord!

Zac Brown Band – Every Little Bit

You come walking in to the room with a smile on your face
And I keep wondering what a girl like you is doin’ in this place
I catch your eye, you’re lookin’ at me and I spill my drink
From over here, that smile on your face it makes me think
Can you make me want to be a better man?
You got to have strength to bring me back from where it is I’ve been
Can you make me want to be a better man
Cause I’m gonna need, every little bit of your love
(Every little bit, every little bit, every little bit of your love)
Last time I held a woman in my arms this tight
I thought she was anything and everything I’d ever really need in my life
But just like every other woman she couldn’t handle my foolish ways
And if you’re lookin’ for a lover there’s a few things I have to say
Can you make me want to be a better man?
You got to have strength to bring me back from where it is I’ve been
Can you make me want to be a better man
Cause I’m gonna need, every little bit of your love
(Every little bit, every little bit, every little bit of your love)
Coming down, yeah, she covers me
Every bit of a lady
And casting down my anxiety
My, oh my, isn’t she lovely?
Can you make me want to be a better man?
You got to have strength to bring me back from where it is I’ve been
Can you make me want to be a better man
Cause I’m gonna need, every little bit of your love
(Every little bit, every little bit, every little bit of your love)

Zac Brown Band – Cold Hearted

Fell to my knees with a knife in my back,
Never thought you’d be the kind to do something like that,
But you did
Cold hearted

You talked so sweet, and your smell it made me weak,
And I fell so fast that I never thought to ask
If you were
Cold hearted

An eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth
I want someone to hurt you, make you die the way I do
I don’t think that I could be so
Cold hearted

Pretty little words covered your dark and crooked heart
With a forked tongue I fell in love,

Then I fell apart
You are so
Cold hearted

Eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth
I want someone to hurt you, make you die the way I do
I don’t think that I could be so
Cold hearted

An eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth
Want someone to hurt you, make you die the way I do
I don’t think that I could be so
Cold hearted

Zac Brown Band – Colder Weather

She’d trade Colorado if he’d take her with him
Closes the door before the winter lets the cold in,
And wonders if her love is strong enough to make him stay,
She’s answered by the tail lights
Shining through the window pane

He said I wanna see you again
But I’m stuck in colder weather
Maybe tomorrow will be better
Can I call you then
She said you’re ramblin’ man
You ain’t ever gonna change
You gotta gypsy soul to blame
And you were born for leavin’

At a truck stop diner just outside of Lincoln,
The night is black as the coffee he was drinkin’,
And in the waitress’ eyes he sees the same ’ol light shinin’,
He thinks of Colorado
And the girl he left behind

He said I wanna see you again
But I’m stuck in colder weather
Maybe tomorrow will be better
Can I call you then
She said you’re ramblin’ man
You ain’t ever gonna change
Got a gypsy soul to blame
And you were born for leavin’(born for leavin’)

Well it’s a winding road
When your in the lost and found
You’re a lover I’m a runner
We go ’round ’n ’round
And I love you but I leave you
I don’t want you but I need you
You know it’s you who calls me back here

Oh I wanna see you again
But I’m stuck in colder weather
Maybe tomorrow will be better
Can I call you then
Cause I’m a ramblin’ man
I ain’t ever gonna change
I gotta gypsy soul to blame
And I was born for leavin’ (born for leavin’)

And when I close my eyes I see you
No matter where I am
I can smell your perfume through these whispering pines
I’m with your ghost again
It’s a shame about the weather
I know soon we’ll be together
And I can’t wait till then
I can’t wait till then

Zac Brown Band – Day That we Die

Early morning in a motel room,
Sunshine trying to creep on through.
Lost Sleep but I found a tune,
Stuck inside my head.
Cigarettes and tank of gas,
Headed off to nowhere fast,
Gotta find a way to make this feeling last.

Cause I believe that I,
Was born with a song inside of me.
Never question why,
I just kept on chasing that melody.
And as time goes by,
It’s funny how time can make you realize,
We’re running out of it.

On the day that I die,
I wanna say that I,
Was a man who really lived and never compromised.
And when I’ve lived out my days,
Until the very end,
I hope they find me in my home, a guitar in my hands.
I hope they find me in my home with my guitar in my hands.

Whoa, oh.
Whoa, oh.

A part of dawn to be ashamed of,
But good people are supposed to be up.
But I found peace with the path I took,
As I lay down my head.
Crossroads you gotta choose,
Which way do we win or lose.
But every bone in my soul says I sing on through.

Cause I believe that I,
Was born with a song inside of me.
Never question why,
I just keep on singing these melodies.
And as time goes by,
Its funny how time can make you realize,
We’re running out of it.

On the day that I die,
I wanna say that I,
Was a man who really lived and never compromised.
And when I’ve lived out my days,
Until the very end,
I hope they find me in my home, a guitar in my hands.
I hope they find me in my home with my guitar in my hands.

Whoa, oh.
Whoa, oh.
Whoa, oh.
Whoa, oh.

We all go, we all go,
It’s all over ’fore you know.

I believe that I
Was born with a song inside of me.
Never question why,
I just keep on singing these melodies,
And as time goes by,
Its funny how time can make you realize,
We’re running out of it.

On the day that I die,
I wanna say that I,
Was a man who really loved and never compromised.
And while I live out my days,
Until the very end,
You can find me in my home, a guitar in my hands,
And you can find me in my home with my guitar in my hands.

Whoa, oh.
Whoa, oh.
Whoa, oh.
Whoa, oh.

Zac Brown Band – As She’s Walking Away

We never spoke a word
But every thought she had I heard
From across the room
We were standing face to face
I couldn’t find the words to say
Gimme one more move

I don’t even know her name
I guess foolish pride’s to blame

Now I’m falling in love as she’s walking away
And my heart won’t tell my mind
To tell my mouth what it should say
I may have lost this battle
Live to fight another day
Now I’m fallin in love as she’s walkin away

Wise man next to me did say
About the one that got away
Son I missed my chance
Don’t you let regret take place
Of the dreams you have to chase
Ask her to dance
(Go on son)

You might fall down on your face
Roll the dice and have some faith

But don’t be fallin in love as she’s walkin away
When your heart won’t tell your mind
To tell your mouth what it should say
May have lost this battle
Live to fight another day
Don’t be fallin in love as she’s walkin away

You might fall down on your face
Roll the dice and have some faith

Don’t be fallin in love as she’s walkin away
When your heart won’t tell your mind
To tell your mouth what it should say
May have lost this battle
Live to fight another day
Don’t be fallin
Fallin in
Fallin in love as she’s walkin away

ZAC BROWN BAND – Chicken Fried

You know I like my chicken fried

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Cold beer on a Friday night
A pair of jeans that fit just right
And the radio on
I like to see the sun rise
See the love in my woman’s eyes
Feel the touch of a precious child
And know a mother’s love

Well I was raised up beneath the shade of a Georgia Pine
And that’s home you know
Sweet tea, pecan pie, and homemade wine where the peaches grow
And my house it’s not much to talk about
But it’s filled with love that’s grown in southern ground

And a little bit of chicken fried

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Well it’s funny how it’s the little things in life that mean the most
Not where you live, what you drive or the price tag on your clothes
There’s no dollar sign on a piece of mind, this I’ve come to know
So if you agree, have a drink with me
Raise you glasses for a toast

To a little bit of chicken fried

[Chorus]

I thank god for my life
And for the stars and stripes
May freedom forever fly, let it ring.
Salute the ones who died
The ones that give their lives
So we don’t have to sacrifice
All the things we love

Like our chicken fried

[Chorus]

You know I like my chicken fried

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