Moonshade Songtext
von Branson Anderson

Like that?

Oh her face was shade
Until I put back her hair
And let the
Moonlight spill in on
Skin soft and fair
She said, Now
Who would want me
I said, Oh babe
You know I would


I said, I would
Want ya
But every time I fall
I hear the mountains
And the highways call
And my roots
Don′t take root
Like I know
Like I know
They should

This old heart here
Is just
Made out of wood
And so you
Don't want me
Because babe
I ain′t no good
I might be sturdy
But I ain't preserved to last

All my friends approach me
And say, Lookit what I bought
But I never trust anyone
That knows what they want
You shouldn't take your lives
And their′s and compare
And contrast
I never do


My grandfather dug coal
And my father drove truck
And I don′t know what I do
It's hard luck
Everything that′s headed my way
I dodge

The night wind blew "kiss"
And then
Our lips touched
And you know I liked it
Very much
But I just
Ain't ready
For to be
Your dog

And I′ll take you with me
Any ol one of these days
But you'd grow so awful tired
Of my
Tired old cliches
How could I satisfy ya
When I can′t even satisfy
Myself

And I just ain't sturdy
I crumble by the piece
Then I
I drift away in a
Hot Logandale breeze
It's hell