Featured In
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Chris Stapleton
Guitar
Derek Mixon
Drums
J.T. Cure
Bass
Robby Turner
Pedal Steel Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Don Sampson
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Chris Stapleton
Producer
Sorrel Brigman
Assistant Recording Engineer
Steve Blackmon
Assistant Recording Engineer
Eddie Spear
Assistant Mixing Engineer
Dave Cobb
Producer
Drew Long
Assistant Recording Engineer
Vance Powell
Mixing Engineer
Pete Lyman
Mastering Engineer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Living hard was easy when I was young and bulletproof
I had no chains to bind me, just a guitar and a roof
Emptied every bottle, when I poured I never missed
I had bloodshot eyes at twenty-five, or was it twenty-six
[Verse 2]
Didn't seem to matter what price I had to pay
'Cause anything worth having, I'd just lose anyway
Friends worried about me, they'd asked if I was sick
Thought I wouldn't die at twenty-five, or was it twenty-six
[Verse 3]
Those two years run together like whiskey over ice
Meltin' into memories like somebody else's life
I'm glad to say, I've come around
But if I could have one wish
I'd like another try at twenty-five, or was it twenty-six
[Verse 4]
Met a girl from Georgia, smart and pretty, college grad
I thought my luck was changin', but then it all went bad
I guess I fell in love with her, all it took was just one kiss
But then she said goodbye at twenty-five, or was it twenty-six
[Verse 5]
Those two years run together like whiskey over ice
Meltin' into memories like somebody else's life
I'm glad to say, I've come around
But if I could have one wish
I'd like another try at twenty-five, or was it twenty-six
[Verse 6]
I've been down that road before, almost as far as hell
Deception or redemption, I guess only time will tell
I have faith and the knowledge that God gave us a gift
I couldn't hide at twenty-five, or was it twenty-six
[Verse 7]
Those two years run together like whiskey over ice
Meltin' into memories like somebody else's life
I'm glad to say, I've come around
But if I could have one wish
I'd like another try at twenty-five, or was it twenty-six
Written by: Don Sampson