Testi:
Dwight Yoakum

I watch as you take off your clothes and slip under the sheets Then I turn and kick the boots off my feet I pull you close without a word 'cause there

Chorus: Bury me along the big sandy Down in the blue gray mountains Rest my soul in those hills of coal Until this old earth does tremble Now don't

Miner's Prayer is dedicated to the memory of Luther Tibbs. A Kentucky coal miner for 40 years, and my Grandpa. When the whistle blows each morning And

Don't look inside, no, don't look there 'Cause you might find yourself somewhere Walkin' round lost and alone Without one clue that it's a long way home

A well I'll give you love That's above and beyond the call of love And I'll never ever make you cry A yes I'll give you love That's above and beyond

You keep calling me On the telephone You say you're all alone Well that's real sad And you keep leavin' Notes stuck on my door Guess you're hungry for

I blame the vain for what we wear, And I blame the blind when we can't see. I blame it all on someone else, Till there's nobody left, then I just blame

Oh, it's cryin' time again, your gonna leave me, I can see that far away look in your eyes, I can tell by the way you hold me, darling, That it won't

Does it show as I watch her walking by? Does it show that I'm trying not to cry? Does it show that he's the reason why? Does it show that every smile