Sundown (Live at the Fillmore New York at Irving Plaza, 2010) - Toby Keith

I don't take coffee, I take tea, my dear I like my toast done on one side And you can hear it in my accent when I talk I'm an Englishman in New York See me walking down Fifth Avenue A walking cane here at my side I take it everywhere I walk I'm an Englishman in New York Oh, I'm an alien, I'm a legal alien I'm an Englishman in New York Oh, I'm an alien, I'm a legal alien I'm an Englishman in New York If "manners maketh man" as someone said (someone said) He's the hero of the day It takes a man to suffer ignorance and smile Be yourself no matter what they say Oh, I'm an alien, I'm a legal alien I'm an Englishman in New York Oh, I'm an alien, I'm a legal alien I'm an Englishman in New York Modesty, propriety can lead to notoriety You could end up as the only one Gentleness, sobriety so rare in this society At night a candle's brighter than the sun Take more than combat gear to make a man Take more than a license for a gun Confront your enemies, avoid them when you can A gentleman will walk but never run If "manners maketh man" as someone said (someone said) He's the hero of the day It takes a man to suffer ignorance and smile Be yourself no matter what they say Be yourself no matter what they say Be yourself (no matter what they say) that's good (Be yourself no matter what they say) that's a second, yeah (Be yourself no matter what they say) (Be yourself no matter what they say) (Be yourself no matter what they say) Be yourself no matter what they say Oh, I'm an alien, I'm a legal alien I'm an Englishman in New York Oh, I'm an alien, I'm a legal alien I'm an Englishman in New York

Me and my uncle went ridin' down, South colorado, west texas bound. We stopped over in santa fe, That bein' the point just about half way, And you know it was the hottest part of the day. I took the horses up to the stall, Went to the barroom, ordered drinks for all. Three days in the saddle, you know my body hurt, It bein' summer, I took off my shirt, And I tried to wash off some of that dusty dirt. When texas cowboys, they's all around, With liquor and money, they loaded down. So soon after payday, know it seemed a shame; You know my uncle, he starts a friendly game, High-low jack and the winner take the hand. My uncle starts winnin'; cowboys got sore. One of them called him, and then two more, Accused him of cheatin'; oh no, it couldn't be. I know my uncle, he's as honest as me, And I'm as honest as a gamblin' man can be. One of them cowboys, he starts to draw, And I shot him down, lord he never saw. Well I grabbed a bottle, cracked him in the jaw, Shot me another, oh damn he won't grow old. In the confusion, my uncle grabbed the gold, And we high-tailed it down to mexico. I love those cowboys, I love their gold, I loved my uncle, God rest his soul, Taught me good, lord, taught me all I know Taught me so well, I grabbed that gold And I left his dead ass there by the side of the road.

Ah, one, two, three, go Now lately I've been livin' in a world that's black and white Ever since you left, all the colors just drained out of my life And I been goin' through the motions I can feel myself slippin' away, slippin' away I keep thinkin' 'bout that summer, South Daytona Beach We never left the bed, no, we never got no sleep And I been lookin' back and thinkin' 'bout the way it was The way we were, we were reckless, so reckless When I was with you, baby, I was Superman Yeah, we were sky high, there was nothing better When I was with you, grabbin' that live wire Where we were Johnny and June in a ring of fire Now you're caught up in my head like a melody Of the sweetest summer song that we used to sing Ooh, when I was with you, when I was with you (when I was with you) On some starry summer nights, I still wonder where you are Are you still breakin' all the hearts of all the boys that play guitar? And just goin' through the motions of emotions It's slippin' away, slippin' away, mm But even with all that, girl, I'd still trade a few heartbeats For one more sleepless night tangled up between your sheets And I been lookin' back and thinkin' 'bout the way it was The way we were and those hundred mile an hour curves When I was with you, baby, I was Superman Yeah, we were sky high, there was nothing better When I was with you, grabbin' that live wire (live wire) Where we were Johnny and June in a ring of fire Now you're caught up in my head like a melody Of the sweetest summer song that we used to sing Ooh, when I was with you, when I was with you, oh When I was with you Oh, now you're caught up in my head like a melody Of the sweetest summer song that we used to sing Ooh, when I was with you, when I was with you Hey, hey, hey

So here you are now, nowhere to turn It's just the same old yesterday You made a promise to yourself That you were never gonna be this way And the only thing that you've ever known is to run So you keep on driving faster into the sun Cause everybody needs somebody sometimes Yeah, everybody needs somebody sometimes Don't have to find your own way out You've got a voice, let it be heard Just when it feels you're on a dead end road There's always somewhere left to turn So don't give up now You're so close to a brand new day Yes, you are And if you just can bear to be alone Then I'll stay Cause everybody needs somebody sometimes Yeah, everybody needs somebody sometimes Well, maybe I been too caught up to see What you've been going through and all that I can say is I'm here now Oooo, yeah And everybody needs somebody sometimes Yeah, everybody needs somebody sometimes Everybody needs somebody sometimes A little left to save Everybody needs somebody sometimes Gotta have someone beside you Gotta have someone beside you Yes, ya do, yes, ya do Everybody, everybody needs somebody sometimes

Thirty bucks would fill a tank up And leave change for some cheap snuff We'd be, six-deep in a '97 Jeep Wrangler, and I ain't gon' lie, ha Back then, we knew we were bad It didn't matter where the party was at Mapco, the old railroad track We'd get there slow and hope it all would last, forever Spring break tattoo, you knew better Like the man in the moon that age old sun-setter Makes the best shine and the world go 'round and 'round, forever So, let the good times roll and don't never Let your young grow old, these days around this podunk town You'll think about 'em 'til the cows come home For now, forever Hmm, hmm (Hey) I still remember three dollar hill, a slick spot past the old mill We'd be, sittin' stuck in the super swamper, killer quick mud with some Marlboro Lights Waitin' on a old timer by the name of Joe For a, few bucks and some Old Crow, he'd tow Hell on the gears but good for the soul Lordy, lookin' back at them years You know I'd stay in that hole, forever Spring break tattoo, you knew better Like the man in the moon that age old sun-setter Makes the best shine and the world go 'round and 'round, forever So, let the good times roll and don't never Let your young grow old, these days around this podunk town You'll think about 'em 'til the cows come home For now, forever (Hey, hey, woo, woo) Oh, don't let your young grow old Just let the good times roll These days around this podunk town You'll think about 'em 'til the cows come home, oh yeah Oh, don't let your young grow old Just let the good times roll These days around this podunk town You'll think about 'em 'til the cows come home For now, forever Spring break tattoo, you knew better Like the man in the moon that age old sun-setter Makes the best shine and the world go 'round and 'round, forever So, let the good times roll and don't never Let your young grow old, these days around this podunk town You'll think about 'em 'til the cows come home For now, forever (Oh, yeah, woo) Oh, you think about it You think about it Ooh, yes you will (Hey) Oh-oh Hmm-hmm Take it home, boys