Bible and a .44 (feat. Patty Loveless) - Trisha Yearwood

Break us down by our elements And you might think He failed We're not copper for one penny or Even iron for one nail And a dollar would be plenty to buy twenty of us Until true love is added to these handfuls of dust Handful of dust, handful of dust Sums up the richest and poorest of us True love makes priceless the worthless Whenever it's added to a handful of dust However small though our worth may be When shared between two hearts Is even more than it would ever be Measured on its own, apart And our half what it could be is now twice what it was When true love is added to these handfuls of dust Handful of dust, handful of dust Sums up the richest and poorest of us True love makes priceless the worthless Whenever it's added to a handful of dust Handful of dust, handful of dust Sums up the richest and poorest of us True love makes priceless the worthless Whenever it's added to a handful of dust

Would of never found you If he had wanted to stay Oh he hurt me bad In a real good way Well he opened my eyes To a world beyond That impossible dream I was livin' on And I thank my lucky stars each night When you're in my arms And your holding me tight I realize what it means To have your true love I would of never found you If he had wanted to stay Oh he hurt me bad In a real good way And I thank my lucky stars each night When you're in my arms And your holding me tight I realize what it means To have your true love When I look back on my life before How my heart got shattered With a slammin' door I see how it all had to be For the two of us Oh the river of tears That flow from my eyes Was only moving me on To this paradise I would of never found you If he had wanted to stay Oh he hurt me bad In a real good way Oh he hurt me bad In a real good way

You should have seen it coming, now it's too late She bought the half-price ticket on the midnight train You wouldn't understand 'cause you lie and cheat So she wrote it out in lipstick on your satin sheets She drew a broken heart She drew a broken heart Torn right down the middle in a red jagged line She drew a broken heart and put your name inside She had to draw you a picture to make it sink in Revlon rose was her poison pen For God's gift to women you ain't got a clue That red broken heart belongs to you She drew a broken heart She drew a broken heart It ain't no cupid's arrow, it ain't no valentine She drew a broken heart and put your name inside No lovesick words gonna bring her back The buck stops here, buddy, that's a fact No matter who's right, no matter who's wrong Anyway you cut it, she's gone She drew a broken heart She drew a broken heart Torn right down the middle in a red jagged line She drew a broken heart and put your name inside Right down the middle Right down the line She drew a broken heart and put your name inside Whoa, she's gone

Dear Miss Loretta, I ain't ever met ya But I'm lonely tonight and I just betcha You might have some wisdom to pull off that shelf Your songs were all fun 'til I lived them myself I ain't a coal miner's daughter But my grandmother was Must be whiskey in the water Must be bourbon in the blood I'm a long way from Kentucky But the hurtin's the same Now I know why you sang that way Oh, what ended up tough I started out broken What ended up lost I started out hopin' A lifetime of pain was three minutes long And you weren't ashamed When the world sang along I ain't a coal miner's daughter But my grandmother was Must be whiskey in the water Must be bourbon in the blood I'm a long way from Kentucky But the hurtin's the same Now I know why you sang that way Dear Miss Loretta We both grew up too fast And I wish you could tell me How you made it last I ain't a coal miner's daughter But I've sung it all my life I ain't been a widow But I've been an ex-wife And I hear your truth And I feel your pain Now I know why you sang that way Yeah, I know why you sang that way

(Daryl Burgess/Tom Britt) Can you hear it cross the valley Can you hear that mournful sound I'm riding rails of silver Going to where I'm bound High above the fields of clover On a lazy, hot July When I get to where I'm going I'll hold my head up high I will roll across these mountains I will take the last train out Riding rails of silver Going to where I'm bound Roses, dust and ashes Throw them where I lay And if by chance you see me There'll be no sorrow on my face For I will see the beauty I only wish that you could see I'll leave my body weakened I'll leave my soul to wander free, so free So if you should see a diamond Fall down from the sky Its just a teardrop From the corner of my eye As good-bye, as I fly To where I'm bound

Well, I was born the restless kind Settlin' down, never crossed my mind Wild and woolly, I guess that's me People sure get nervous when a man is free I can hold my tongue and I can hold my wine I can hold my own, I'm the restless kind I've seen the country and I've been to town Rode in fancy cars with the top rolled down Comin' down the road like a summer breeze Whatever it takes I do what I please I can hold my horses, I can hold the line Yeah, I can hold my own, I'm the restless kind Yeah, the restless kind Wao ooo Aaa aaa aaa I was born the restless kind I never assume what I'm gonna find I can stand my ground, I can slip through a crack But as sure as I leave buddy I'll be back I can hold my temper, I can bide my time Yeah, I can hold my own, I'm the restless kind I can hold my tongue, I can hold my wine Yeah, I can hold my own, I'm the restless kind Oh, I'm the restless kind Rough and rowdy restless kind Ooh hoo hoo hoo Ohh, take it home Aww Ohh, no, no Ooh hoo hoo hoo