Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Shooter Jennings
Electric Guitar
Leroy Powell
Guitar
Ted Russell Kamp
Bass Guitar
Bryan Keeling
Drums
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Waylon Albright Jennings
Composer
Bobby Braddock
Composer
Curly Putman
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Dave Cobb
Producer
Mark Rains
Mixing Engineer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Alone with the mornin' burnin' red
On the canvas in my head
Paintin' a picture of you
And me, drivin' across country
In a dusty, old RV
Just the road and its majesty
[Verse 2]
And I'm lookin' at you
With the world in the rear view
[Verse 3]
You were pretty as can be sittin' in the front seat
Lookin' at me, tellin' me you love me
And you're happy to be with me on the 4th of July
We sang Stranglehold till the stereo
Couldn't take no more of that rock and roll
So we put on a little George Jones
And just sang along, hey
[Verse 4]
Those white lines get drawn into the sun
If you ain't got no one to keep you hangin' on
But there you were, like a queen in your nightgown
Ridin' shotgun from town to town
Stakin' a claim on the world we found
[Verse 5]
And I'm singing to you, you're singin' to me
You were out of the blue to a boy like me
[Verse 6]
You were pretty as can be sittin' in the front seat
Lookin' at me, tellin' me you love me
And you're happy to be with me on the 4th of July
We sang Stranglehold till the stereo
Couldn't take no more of that rock and roll
So we put on a little George Jones
And just sang along
Sang along
[Verse 7]
And I'm lookin' for you
In the silence that we share
[Verse 8]
You were pretty as can be sittin' in the front seat
Lookin' at me, tellin' me you love me
And you're happy to be with me on the 4th of July
We sang Stranglehold till the stereo
Couldn't take no more of that rock and roll
So we put on a little George Jones
And just sang along
Sang along
[Verse 9]
He stopped loving her today
They placed a wreath upon his door
Soon they'll carry him away
But he stopped loving her today
(When do you, when we gonna get paid for this, you reckon?)
Written by: Bobby Braddock, Curly Putman, Waylon Albright Jennings