Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Silverada
Performer
Mike Harmeier
Guitar
Zachary Moulton
Guitar
Micheal Harmeier
Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Micheal Harmeier
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Mike Harmeier
Producer
Adam Odor
Producer
Casey Johns
Recording Engineer
Eric Conn-Independent Mastering
Mastering Engineer
Lyrics
I walked the limestone road up to Charlie’s shop
For Frito Lays and a soda pop
And stare at a girl on a poster I remember
He drank Lone Star Beer from a pull top can
Piss and moan about Uncle Sam
He’d stack his cans and weld em all together
Leather and steel covered up his toes
Tobacco stain on the tip of his nose
A spark in his eye every time he had the hammer
He shake my hand then the dominos
Put his cigarette out and The Possum on
He and I would sing along to Bartender's Blues
And Lord I wonder whose gonna fill his shoes
Shooting the moon in Texas 42
Soon I’s kicking around with a tougher crowd
That drank too much and talked too loud
We'd pick guitars and tune on carburetors
There was Papa Chicken and Johnny Hughes
Shooting 8 ball with crooked cues
I’d stack my quarters on the corner of the table
I’d rack ‘em up they’d knock ‘em down
Sharking every drunk in town
And any man around that didn’t know better
But every morning at the break'a dawn
They’d put that pot of coffee on
Throwing bones and talking ‘bout the news
Good ol' boys doing all that they could do
Shooting the moon in Texas 42
Now I’ve made my bids and I’ve caught my tricks
I don’t talk about politics
I work the rigs and melt the steel together
I can tune up a GM SBC
Pick a little sing a little harmony
Call my shots with English on the cue
And all the things that they don’t teach in school
Like shooting the moon in Texas 42
Shooting the moon in Texas 42
Written by: Micheal Harmeier