Sugested Lyrics from Lainey Wilson

Gravel

was standin' in the driveway waiting on our first

...Meantime

Been lookin' back for agesTurnin' pages in your mindReadin' into yesterdaysHopin'

Bell Bottoms Up

and the boys, Abbey Road StudiosTake 573Woo, woo,

Bright Side

girl, you got out without a scratchYou coulda been

Call A Cowboy

there's a job that needs doneOr a horse to

Hang Tight Honey

ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh)(Ooh, ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh, got a bus 'fore

I Would If I Could

say that you would like to try againYou want

Indian Giver

a night in PensacolaThe moon was hanging highYou said

International Harvester

the son of a third-generation farmerI’ve been married ten years

Let You Down

let down my window to smoke a cigaretteLet the

Out of Oklahoma

been dreamin', I been drivin'Tryin' to stay between the

Straight Up Sideways

a reason why we put a week of work

Sunday Best

I pulled upTo that church of ChristWith a broken heartAnd

Things a Man Oughta Know

can hook a trailer on a two-inch hitchI can

Tougher

and Hannah did everything togetherSaid we'd be best friends

Trailblazer

1: Lainey Wilson & Miranda needs a heroSomebody who

Two Story House

doesn't always make you tallerAnd those pictures on mama's

Weak-End

Pull out them 'get me some' jeans out the closetPut on

Wildflowers and Wild Horses

the middle of the nightI hear a corn

​New Friends

been laughin' with the TV, talkin' to the wallsDancin'

We've prepared the official lyrics Where My House Stood by Lainey Wilson on rare-Lyrics.com.
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[Verse 1]
Concrete steps, mockingbird feeder
Wrap around porch, rusted hot water heater
Washing machine thumping on that hardwood floor
Oak tree tire swing, rain in the gutter
Screen door slamming, Mama's cooking with butter
Breeze is blowing in through them red french doors

[Pre-Chorus]
And all these things were responsible for raising
And planting my feet on a firm foundation

[Chorus]
Say yes sir, no ma'am, thank you, please
When times get tough you better hit your knees
Don't you go calling that kettle black
And when you get ticked off
Water off a duck's back
Living by the good word
Built on more than wood
That's where my house stood

[Verse 2]
Tiptoeing down in that muddy creek water
Tractor cranks up and I hear Daddy holler
You know them peas ain't gonna pick themselves
Moonshine's in and out comes the guitar
Stomping our feet to the sound of that freight car
Even though the rooster crows early we ain't going to bed
[Pre-Chorus]
And all these things were responsible for raising
And planting my feet on a firm foundation

[Chorus]
Say yes sir, no ma'am, thank you, please
When times get tough you better hit your knees
Don't you go calling that kettle black
And when you get ticked off
Water off a duck's back
Living by the good word
Built on more than wood
That's where my house stood

[Chorus]
Say yes sir, no ma'am, thank you, please
When times get tough you better hit your knees
Don't you go calling that kettle black
And when you get ticked off
Water off a duck's back
Living by the good word
Built on more than wood
That's where my house stood

[Outro]
That's where my house stood

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