Top Songs By Charles Kelley
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Charles Kelley
Vocals
Jimmy Robbins
Keyboards
Dave Haywood
Acoustic Guitar
Aaron Sterling
Drums
Jon Aanestad
Performer
Justin Schipper
Steel Guitar
Emily Nelson Rodgers
Cello
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Charles Kelley
Composer
Jimmy Robbins
Composer
Dave Haywood
Composer
Jon Aanestad
String Arranger
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Jimmy Robbins
Producer
Dave Haywood
Producer
King Henry
Recording Engineer
Aaron Sterling
Recording Engineer
Jon Aanestad
Recording Engineer
Sean Moffitt
Mixing Engineer
Ted Jensen
Mastering Engineer
Mike Griffith
Studio Personnel
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
It's why I moved to Nashville
Why I almost left
You made me feel alive
But you scared me half to death
Thought I couldn't hit that stage
Without you runnin' through my veins
Now I sing the songs I always have
But the meaning's bound to change
[Chorus]
'Cause you took me high, but you sure as hell brought me down
We said goodbye, but I'm gonna see you around
And to tell the truth, I thought I never would
But it's time I finally put you down for good
'Cause you've taken me as far as you could
[Verse 2]
You gave me the courage
The night I met my wife
You helped me make her laugh
'Til you helped me make her cry
You started out a friend
Turned into somethin' else
Now I like who I am
With you sittin' on the shelf
[Chorus]
'Cause you took me high, but you sure as hell brought me down
We said goodbye, but I'm gonna see you around
And to tell the truth, I thought I never would
But it's time I finally put you down for good
'Cause you've taken me as far as you could
[PostChorus]
Oh, woah
[Bridge]
You're a part of my story
Good times I won't forget
I can say I'm glad you're gone
But can't say I wish we never met
[Chorus]
'Cause you took me high, but sure as hell brought me down
You put up a good fight, but look who's standin' now
Oh, to tell the truth, I thought I never would
But it's time I finally put you down for good
Had to almost lose it all before I understood
That you've taken me as far as you could
Written by: Charles Kelley, Dave Haywood, Jimmy Robbins