Yeah, yeah, yeah all right
So you bend the truth
Yeah, yeah, yeah that’s somethin’
That you’ll have to get use to.

Chorus:
That’s love you’ll see
We all commit a little bit of perjury
Ah, but that’s no crime if you ask me, that’s love
You’re starin’ at a burnt steak
You bite the bullet and you clean your plate
And then you go on and on about how great it was
That’s not a lie, that’s love.

Well, it’s the very same thing
That she does for you
When she doesn’t bring up
The fifteen pounds you need to lose
And every time she runs
Her fingers through your hair
And she says she kinda likes
The way there’s not as much of it there.

Yeah, yeah, yeah well all right
So she bends the truth
Yeah, yeah, yeah that’s somethin’
That you have to get use to,

Chorus:
That’s love you’ll see
We all commit a little bit of perjury
Ah, but that’s no crime if you ask me, that’s love
Your bummin out, she says
There’s somethin kinda sexy about a bald head,
And honey it’ll make ya look twice as tough,
That’s not a lie, thats love.

— Instrumental —

Yeah, yeah, yeah well all right
So you bend the truth
Yeah, yeah, yeah that’s somethin’
That you’re both gonna do

‘Cause that’s love you’ll see
We all commit a little bit of perjury
You say I like it when your momma comes to visit us
That’s not a lie, that’s not a lie, that’s love…

— Instrumental to fade —
Oh yeah,

Play it brad

Oh, yeah that’s love. all right… yep…

You’ve got reservations, well darlin’ so do I
But mine are at a restaurant six-thirty Friday night
I swear you won’t regret it if you agree to go
Just do me one small favor before you tell me no

Hold me in your arms just see how it feels
Don’t make me wait forever just because you know I will
Don’t leave me hangin’, wishin’, waitin’, hopin’ that you’ll call
Darlin’ hold me in your arms and let me fall

When you go out shopping you try on brand new clothes
To see if something fits or not there’s just one way to know
Why’s it any different when someone asks you out
You might as well just try me on before you turn me down

Hold me in your arms just see how it feels
Don’t make me wait forever just because you know I will
Don’t leave me hangin’, wishin’, waitin’, hopin’ that you’ll call
Darlin’ hold me in your arms and let me fall

Yeah darlin’ hold me in your arms and let me fall

Well, I only go to movies when I’m down in Bowling Green
And cable don’t come out this far so I never watch TV
I know you played in something but I’m gonna need some help
Hey wait, weren’t you in Cannonball Run, no, oh well

Allow me to introduce myself
My name ain’t John, this is somebody else’s greasy shirt my name’s Kurt
This is the town that I grew up in
I’ve never seen L.A., the closest I’ve been to Hollywood is Dollywood
But when you get back to Beverly Hills, you can tell all your buddies
That you met one of the most famous people in the country

‘Cause I caught the record small mouth down on Kentucky Lake
And I threw the winning touchdown pass the night that we won state
And I’m still signing autographs after all these years
Oh, yeah I guess I’m gonna need yours, sign, um, here

I’ve been thinking about doing some acting someday
If I ever do make it out to L.A., can I give you a shout
Maybe crash on your couch
If you hear of any roles that are floating around
That would put me and Ashley Judd makin’ out in a steamy love scene
I’d work pretty cheap
If the phones are down, just ask around you’ll get a hold of me
‘Cause I’m one of the most famous people in the country

You’re talkin’ to one of the most famous people in the country

I know you need to go
But before you do I want you to know, that I

Wish you the best
And I wish you nothing less
Than every thing you’ve ever dreamed of
And I hope that you find love along the way
But most of all
I wish you’d stay

I figure right about sundown
You’ll be in West Tennessee
And by then
Maybe I’ll understand why you had to leave

I know that you’ve done some changin’
And I know there’s no changin’ your mind
And yes I know
We’ve been through this a thousand times

I’m sorry for still holdin’ on
I’ll try to let go and I’ll try to be strong, and I’ll

Wish you the best
And I wish you nothing less
Than every thing you’ve ever dreamed of
And I hope that you find love along the way
But most of all
I wish you’d stay

Yeah, everything you’ve ever dreamed of
And I hope that you’ll find love along the way
But most of all
I wish you’d stay
I wish you’d stay



Video

Well I’m gonna miss her
When I get home
Right now I’m on this lakeshore
And I’m sittin’ in the sun
I’m sure it will hit me
When I walk through that door tonight
Ya I’m gonna miss her
Oh, lookie there, I’ve got a bite

Now theres a chance
If I hurry
I could beg her to stay
That waters right
And the weathers perfect
No tellin’ what I might catch today

So I’m gonna miss her
When I get home
Right now I’m on this lakeshore
And I’m sittin’ in the sun
I’m sure it will hit me
When I walk throught that door tonight
Ya I’m gonna miss her
Oh, lookie there, I’ve got a bite.



Video

Right now at a picnic shelter down by canyon creek
You’ll find potato salad, hot dogs and baked beans
The whole Wilson family’s lined up filling there paper plates
They drove or flown in here from 15 different states
Stanley Wilson said that sixty years ago he knew
That miss sama tucker was the one
Now five generations get together every June
And all because two people fell in love

Yea there ain’t nothing not affected
When two hearts get connected
All that is will be or ever was
Every single choice we make
Every breath we get to take
Is all because two people fell in love

I recall a young man who was drifting aimlessly
And a young waitress who seemed lonesome as can be
In a little cafe right off 14th avenue
With a whole lot of help from up above
We met and things sure turned around for me and you
And all because two people fell in love

Baby there ain’t nothing not affected
When two hearts get connected
All that is will be or ever was
I’m glad your dad could not resist
And mammas charm to you exist
All because two people fell in love

Ya know to me it’s all so clear
Every one of us is here
All because two people fell in love

A baby’s born in the middle of the night in a local delivery room
They grab his feet smack him till cries he goes home the next afternoon



Video

I met the man I call my dad when I was five years old
He took my mom out to a movie and for once I got to go
A few months later I remember lying there in bed
I overheard him pop the question and prayed that she’d say yes

And then all of a sudden
Oh, it seemed so strange to me
How we went from something’s missing
To a family
Lookin’ back all I can say
About all the things he did for me
Is I hope I’m at least half the dad
That he didn’t have to be

I met the girl that’s now my wife about three years ago
We had the perfect marriage but we wanted somethin’ more
Now here I stand surrounded by our family and friends
Crowded ’round the nursery window as they bring the baby in

And now all of a sudden
It seemed so strange to me
How we’ve gone from something’s missing
To a family
Lookin’ through the glass I think about the man
That’s standin’ next to me
And I hope I’m at least half the dad
That he didn’t have to be

Lookin’ back all I can say
About all the things he did for me
Is I hope I’m at least half the dad
That he didn’t have to be

Yeah, I hope I’m at least half the dad
That he didn’t have to be
Because he didn’t have to be
You know he didn’t have to be



Video

Well they thought that I was fast a sleepin’
They thought that I was tucked in bed
They never thought that I’d come a peepin’
Or that I’d hear what was said
Santa put his arm around Momma
And Momma put her arm around him
So if Santa Claus ain’t Daddy
Then I’m gonna tell on them

Santa looked a lot like Daddy
Or Daddy looked a lot like him
It’s not the way I had him pictured
Santa was much too thin
Well he didn’t come down the chimney
So Mama must have let him in
Santa looked a lot like Daddy
Or Daddy looked a lot like him

I never saw Dancer or Prancer
I never heard the sleigh bells ring
I never saw the red nosed reindeer
Like they show him on the TV screen
But he sure brought a lot of presents
So Santa Claus he must have been

Santa looked a lot like Daddy
Or Daddy looked a lot like him
It’s not the way I had him pictured
Santa was much too thin
Well he didn’t come down the chimney
So Mama must have let him in
Santa looked a lot like Daddy
Or Daddy looked a lot like him

(Chorus)
It was time well wasted
And there’s no way I trade a few more dollars in my pocket I could’ve spent
For a day I’ll never forget
No, I didn’t get a thing done
But I sure soaked up every minute of the memory we were makin’
And I count it all as time well wasted

Those leaves were a foot deep in the yard
And ‘wash me’ was written all over the car
But watchin’ movies all day with you
Wasn’t on my list of things to do
But we laid on that couch
Girl, we never left the house

(Chorus)
It was time well wasted
And there’s no way I trade a few more things that I could’ve crossed off my list
For a day I’ll never forget
No, I didn’t get a thing done
But I sure soaked up every minute of the memory we were makin’
And I count it all as time well wasted

(Bridge)
This world spins too fast if you let it
There’s always one more thing to do
But lookin’ back I never have regretted
Takin’ off early or callin’ in sick
Or lovin’ away a Sunday afternoon

(Chorus)
It was time well wasted
And there’s no way I trade a few more dollars or things crossed off my list
For a day I’ll never forget
No I didn’t get a thing done
But I sure soaked up every minute of the memory we were makin’
And I count it all as time well wasted

I count it all as time well wasted