| Song | Faulkner Street |
| Artist | Hayes Carll |
| Album | Trouble In Mind |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Carll | |
| The record player's scratchin' out an old and dusty tune | |
| On the front porch, on a | |
| Sunday, on an | |
| Arky afternoon | |
| We were lyin' 'round like gypsies, thinkin' 'bout goin' to town | |
| And Jimmy's drinkin' whiskey straight and lyin' in the shade | |
| Jamie's dancin' round the kitchen with a glass of lemonade | |
| Lookin' like an angel who's never gonna touch the ground | |
| Chorus:Trouble in mind | |
| How'd we ever lose that time? | |
| Livin' for the best | |
| Leavin' all the rest behind | |
| Now them boys from | |
| Morgan County, there a comin' out tonight | |
| With country on the radio and trouble in there eyes | |
| They come walkin' up the driveway, singin' 'bout the night before | |
| And we'll head up to the mountain, pick-up trucks and old guitars | |
| We'll all smoke marijuana as we look up at the stars | |
| Raisin' hell for hours, until we can't take any more | |
| Repeat Chorus | |
| Now there's a picture on the mantle top, filled with old regrets | |
| There are times | |
| I can't remember and things | |
| I won't forget | |
| I'd call you up and tell you, but baby, we've been gone too long | |
| That porch is just a memory and the record player's broke | |
| The hills have gone to houses and | |
| Jimmy's gone to smoke | |
| But I'd do the whole thing over, darlin' just to hear that song | |
| Repeat Chorus |
| zuo qu : Carll | |
| The record player' s scratchin' out an old and dusty tune | |
| On the front porch, on a | |
| Sunday, on an | |
| Arky afternoon | |
| We were lyin' ' round like gypsies, thinkin' ' bout goin' to town | |
| And Jimmy' s drinkin' whiskey straight and lyin' in the shade | |
| Jamie' s dancin' round the kitchen with a glass of lemonade | |
| Lookin' like an angel who' s never gonna touch the ground | |
| Chorus: Trouble in mind | |
| How' d we ever lose that time? | |
| Livin' for the best | |
| Leavin' all the rest behind | |
| Now them boys from | |
| Morgan County, there a comin' out tonight | |
| With country on the radio and trouble in there eyes | |
| They come walkin' up the driveway, singin' ' bout the night before | |
| And we' ll head up to the mountain, pickup trucks and old guitars | |
| We' ll all smoke marijuana as we look up at the stars | |
| Raisin' hell for hours, until we can' t take any more | |
| Repeat Chorus | |
| Now there' s a picture on the mantle top, filled with old regrets | |
| There are times | |
| I can' t remember and things | |
| I won' t forget | |
| I' d call you up and tell you, but baby, we' ve been gone too long | |
| That porch is just a memory and the record player' s broke | |
| The hills have gone to houses and | |
| Jimmy' s gone to smoke | |
| But I' d do the whole thing over, darlin' just to hear that song | |
| Repeat Chorus |
| zuò qǔ : Carll | |
| The record player' s scratchin' out an old and dusty tune | |
| On the front porch, on a | |
| Sunday, on an | |
| Arky afternoon | |
| We were lyin' ' round like gypsies, thinkin' ' bout goin' to town | |
| And Jimmy' s drinkin' whiskey straight and lyin' in the shade | |
| Jamie' s dancin' round the kitchen with a glass of lemonade | |
| Lookin' like an angel who' s never gonna touch the ground | |
| Chorus: Trouble in mind | |
| How' d we ever lose that time? | |
| Livin' for the best | |
| Leavin' all the rest behind | |
| Now them boys from | |
| Morgan County, there a comin' out tonight | |
| With country on the radio and trouble in there eyes | |
| They come walkin' up the driveway, singin' ' bout the night before | |
| And we' ll head up to the mountain, pickup trucks and old guitars | |
| We' ll all smoke marijuana as we look up at the stars | |
| Raisin' hell for hours, until we can' t take any more | |
| Repeat Chorus | |
| Now there' s a picture on the mantle top, filled with old regrets | |
| There are times | |
| I can' t remember and things | |
| I won' t forget | |
| I' d call you up and tell you, but baby, we' ve been gone too long | |
| That porch is just a memory and the record player' s broke | |
| The hills have gone to houses and | |
| Jimmy' s gone to smoke | |
| But I' d do the whole thing over, darlin' just to hear that song | |
| Repeat Chorus |