Scott Steiner

I was the one who let her go I let her down when I let her know That our dreams were not the same I let her walk away Without a word, without a fight She moved on to new life As for me, I don't look back on what we had Those days are gone Life must go on And yet I wonder does she ever dream of me Late at night? I guess there will always be some choices in this life That we regret I know we'll never love again And yet If it had gone another way If she were here with me today Would we both be happy now Without a single doubt That our love was strong enough To outweigh what we gave up I guess we'll never know But I really don't think so Cuz right or wrong life must go on And yet I wonder does she ever dream of me Late at night? I guess there will always be some choices in this life That we regret I know we'll never love again And yet I guess there will always be some choices in this life We regret I know we'll never love again And yet

(Neil Thrasher/Michael Dulaney/Jimmy Olander) Clothes pins and the king of hearts Death grip on his handlebars He said a prayer, I hope I don't crash It's somethin' that he had to do His buddies darin' him to turn 'em loose Gonna set those butterflies free Let go Let 'er fly into the unkbown It's true There's nothin' that you can't do The only way to know One, two, three, let go She wrote his name on the beach today And watched the water wash it away Girl, that's a pretty clear sign She reared back with her ring in hand So ready to release that man You should've seen her smile Let go Let 'er fly into the unkbown It's true There's nothin' that you can't do The only way to know One, two, three, let go It's a simple fact You'll never know where you're goin' If you keep lookin' back Let go Let 'er fly into the unkbown It's true There's nothin' that you can't do The only way to know One, two, three, let go

(Paul Davis) Hello girl it's been awhile Guess you'll be glad to know That I've learned to laugh and smile Getting over you was slow They say old lovers can be good friends But I never thought I'd really see you I'd really see you again I go crazy When I look in your eyes I still go crazy No my heart just can't hid That old feeling inside Way deep down inside Oh baby You know when I look in your eyes I go crazy You say he staisfies your mind Tell you all of his dreams I know how much that means to you I realize that I was blind Just when I thought I was over you I see your face and it Just ain't true No it just ain't true I go crazy When I look in your eyes I still go crazy No my heart just can't hid That old feeling inside Way deep down inside Oh baby You know when I look in your eyes I go crazy Ooohhh hhhooo ooooooohhh hhhoohhhoo I go crazy When I look in your eyes I still go crazy No my heart just can't hid That old feeling inside Way deep down inside Oh baby You know when I look in your eyes I go crazy

(Chuck Jones/John Kilzer) Long legged shadows, Mississippi sunset She was standing like a candle that hadn't been burned yet The wind was blowing clouds like ashes Had my hand in my pocket, reaching for my matches I can see those cotton sheets a dancin' On her mama's clothesline in my head From my lips a lucky strike was danglin' The day was dying in a sea of red Then came the night warm and dark Draggin' it's chains across our hearts The moon was full, the grass was wet Making us scream, making us sweat Holding on tight, it was wrong, it was right Then came the night There was a time when love was a flower Now it's a vine that climbing up the tower And the river just rolls past the garden Where love won't grow and the ground is hardened I can hear the ringing mission bell Telling of the innocence that's dying A sound that I remember oh so well Then came the night warm and dark Draggin' it's chains across our hearts The moon was full, the grass was wet Making us scream, making us sweat Making us cling, making us claw Making us rise, making us fall Holding on tight, it was wrong, it was right Then came the night Breath on breath, skin on skin Can't go back there again Holding on tight, it was wrong, it was right Then came the night

(Lee Thomas Miller/Chris DuBois) Ok, picture this: I'm standing in the world's longest line at Starbucks You know the one down on Yeah right that one Anyway, I'm standing there I'm half asleep, of coruse no make-up on And this guy I've never seen before taps me on the shoulder I turn around and he says! Did you know there's 35 Starbucks and 3 million people in Atlanta The odds of you and me being in the very same line are staggering Is it coincidence or is there a power bigger than you and me That made us both crave a three dollar cup of coffee How lame is that? And that's not the end of it, before I could say anything he goes: Hey, hey, hey tell me can you feel it It's filling up the room, there's something going on See that little speaker in the ceiling Listen real close it's playing our song Looks like fate has finally found us It's got us surrounded So tell me What we're gonna do about it He started singing! there's some strange guy in Starbucks singing to me in line Everybody's staring I was so embarassed and I'm thinking who is this freak! I know what you're thinking You're thinking man this guy's a total freak You think the case I'm making for destiny is a little weak Well your shirt is yellow, my shirt is blue, my favorite color's green Pretty amazing if you know what I mean Well no, I don't know what that means! What does that mean? Hey, hey, hey tell me can you feel it It's filling up the room, there's something going on See that little speaker in the ceiling Listen real close it's playing our song Looks like fate has finally found us It's got us surrounded So tell me What we're gonna do about it Come on now you have to admit We couldn't have written a better script What a great story to tell our kids Hey, hey, hey tell me can you feel it It's filling up the room, there's something going on See that little speaker in the ceiling Listen real close it's playing our song Looks like fate has finally found us It's got us surrounded So tell me What we're gonna do about it True story, I know, I couldn't believe it either What does he look like? Well I'll put it to you like this: I've got to go he's gonna be here any minute No I'm not kidding! I'm serious, I've got to go, I'll call you later Okay, bye

(Brian Wayne) There's a man standing on the corner With a sign sayin "will work for food" You know the man You see him every morning The one you never give your money to You can sit there with your window rolled up Wondering when the lights going to turn green Never knowing what a couple more bucks In his pocket might mean What if he's an angel sent here from Heaven And he's making certain that you're doing your best To take the time to help one another Brother are you going to pass that test You can go on with your day to day Trying to forget what you saw in his face Knowing deep down it could have been his saving grace What if he's an angel There's a man And There's a woman Living right above you in apartment G There's alot of noise coming through the ceiling And it don't sound like harmony You can sit there with your TV turned up While the words and his anger fly But Come tomorrow when you see her with her shades on Can you look her in the eye What if she's an angel sent here from heaven And she's making certain that you're doing your best To take the time to help one another Brother are you going to pass that test You can go on with your day to day Trying to forget what you saw in her face Knowing deep down it could have been her saving grace What if she's an angel A little girl on daddy's lap Hiding her disease with a baseball cap You can turn the channel Most people do But what if you were sitting in her daddy's shoes Maybe she's an angel Sent here from Heaven And she's making certain you're doing your best To take the time to help one another Brother are you going to pass that test You can go on with your day to day Trying to forget what you saw in her face Knowing deep down it could have been her saving grace What if she's an angel

(Sam Tate/Annie Tate/Dan Colehour) I ain't gonna change better give up hope I'm one of those guys who'll never be pope I'd hang myself with a little more rope From the nearest family tree I guess I broke my daddy's heart When I dropped the plow picked up this guitar He wanted to leave me the family farm But that just wouldn't be me No, na na na na na That just wouldn't be me It might be all right for some other guy But that just wouldn't be me I got this friend, he's a pretty nice guy Wears Italian suits and power ties Bought a German car and a trophy wife And his favorite color's green He wants to teach me bout bonds and stocks So I can own a little piece of the rock Hell I don't even own two matching socks That just wouldn't be me No, na na na na na That just wouldn't be me It might be all right for some other guy But that just wouldn't be me One of these days I just might settle down Buy a little house in a little town Get a wife and kids make my mama proud No, na na na na na That just wouldn't be me It might be all right for some other guy But that just wouldn't be me But that just wouldn't be me