What A Life lyrics by Russell Dickerson
(Oh)
(What a life)
(Oh)
Them railroads and potholes had the CD skipping
Them red signs, they said stop, but we never listened
Yeah, school and work, church and girls in a little town was our whole world
And where we gon’ circle up was the only worry in it
They say everybody dies, but not everybody lives, mm
But, damn, we sure did
Oh
What a scene, what a song, what a sky
Oh
What a road, what a ride, what a dream
Yeah, what a life
(What a life)
(What a life)
Your white dress, my rented tux, at the First Baptist
Coming home to a Goodwill and your college mattress
Yeah, cheers and cheap champagne, making love to Marvin Gaye
We didn’t have anything except how good we had it
Oh
What a scene, what a song, what a sky
Oh
What a road, what a ride, what a dream
Yeah, what a life
(Oh)
(What a life)
(Oh)
When I’m on my way home and I see that light
And it all flashes right before my eyes, I’ll say
What a life, mhm
What a life
Oh
What a scene, what a song, what a sky
Oh
What a road, what a ride, what a dream
Yeah, what a life
Yeah, what a life
Mm, what a life
What a life
Oh, what a life, what a life, yeah
What a life