Текст песни TRACY LAWRENCE - I Threw The Rest Away
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Текст песни TRACY LAWRENCE - I Threw The Rest Away
I met him in a dive down in New OrleansI recognized his handsome faceIt was none of my business, but I had to knowWhat he was doing in this kind of placeCause he used to have money, he used to have honeysHe used to be Society's princeBut he still wore a grin when I sat beside him( )and asked where all that money went(Chorus)Some was spent on Gambling, alot was spent on womenA Little on some good CabernetThree or Four divorces, at least that many horseswho never left the starting gateDiamond rings and furs, swampland in New JerseyThat week I spent a year in LAI hate to admit it, I threw the rest away___He said money don't mean nothing in this game of lifeIt's just a way of keeping scoreShow me a man whose got everythingI'll show you one who wants even moreWell so smoke em' when you got em'When you hit bottom, you gotta have a reason to smileYou can have a little piece of the rockI'll take a little piece of mind(Chorus)He said to meDiamond rings and furs, swampland in New JerseyThat week I spent a year in LAI hate to admit it, I threw the rest away