Mother Like Mine Ringtones

She's the sky that holds the clouds She's the lady of the house A blind believer in all I dare to be There's no safer place I've found Than the shoulder of her white night gown Oh I've got the best and the worst of her in me And I'd share her if I could So the wars would all be over 'Cause she'd raise us all as friends And no one would ever wonder if somebody wanted them We'd walk on grass that's greener And our cares would all be freer If the world had a mother like mine She's our father's one great love She's the one he wanted most She's the light in the window of the house I grew up in She takes the midnight call She's the bravest of us all Still she sings in the garden she lets her hair down in Oh the wars would all be over 'Cause she'd raise us all as friends And no one would ever wonder if somebody wanted them Tonight would be easier And our dreams would all be deeper If the world had a mother like mine Don't go away Don't go away from me Oh I understand She is a helping hand Still I have to say She's the sky that holds the clouds She's the lady of our house We all need her But no one more than me Oh the wars would all be over 'Cause she'd raise us all as friends And no one would ever wonder if somebody wanted them We'd walk on grass that's greener And the dishes would all be cleaner If the world had a mother like mine Oo-oo, like mine

There's boots like mine On the billboard by the highway, exit 209 All the signs point down to Broadway if you want that shine For a pretty dime then you can buy Boots like mine Ain't the kind my daddy still wears down on the line His old steel town steel toe pair built for overtime And extra miles blue collar style Raise it up, whatever you get high on Here's to leather and laced up nylon Rubber soles under old work benches Caked up treads in the trenches Raise it up, like a lighter in the sky salute To the shoes that paved a hard road through The dust, the mud, the blood The ones who paid the price For boots like mine Boots like mine In the second bedroom down the hall where a mother lies Waiting on a phone call from a satellite On the front lines where her baby wears a different kind Raise it up, whatever you get high on Here's to leather and laced up nylon Rubber soles under old work benches Caked up treads in the trenches Raise it up, like a lighter in the sky salute To the shoes that paved a hard road through The dust, the mud, the blood The ones who paid the price For boots like mine

Night grows cold I've been lonely so much Out of reach Save it only for me Nothing in life is the same And the sooner we stop to start And there's a heart like mine Somewhere in this world There's a heart like mine Beating but left to burn Maybe you can hide your face forever God knows it's true That when you search for someone There's a heart like mine There's a heart like mine To be heard Souls on fire Souls on fire Feel her voice in your ear She goes on Living only for me Nothing you say could be wrong 'Cause you give me the lovers sign And there's a heart like mine Somewhere in this world There's a heart like mine Beating but left to burn Maybe we can share it all forever But not 'til we do I'm gonna search for someone There's a heart like mine There's a heart like mine To be heard And baby are we waking up together 'Cause God knows it's you If there is love for someone And there's a heart like mine Somewhere in this world There's a heart like mine Beating but left to burn Maybe we can share it all forever But not 'til we do I'm gonna search for someone There's a heart like mine There's a heart like mine To be heard There's a heart like mine There's a heart like mine

I ain't the kind you take home to mama I ain't the kind to wear no ring Somehow I always get stronger When I'm on my second drink Even though I hate to admit it Sometimes I smoke cigarettes Christian folks say I should quit it I just smile and say, "God bless" 'Cause I heard Jesus, He drank wine I bet we'd get along just fine He could calm a storm and heal the blind And I bet He'd understand a heart like mine Daddy cried when he saw my tattoo Said, he loved me anyway My brother got the brains of the family So I thought I'd learn to sing 'Cause I heard Jesus, He drank wine And I bet we'd get along just fine He could calm a storm and heal the blind And I bet He'd understand a heart like mine I'll fly away from it all one day I'll fly away These are the days that I will remember When my names called on a roll They'll meet me with two long stem glasses Make a toast to me coming home 'Cause I heard Jesus, He drank wine And I bet we'd get along just fine He could calm a storm and heal the blind And I bet He'd understand Understand a heart like mine, oh yes, He would

I blew right past that city limit sign Into that little town we used to own The co-op and the quick stop were all boarded up And those yellow lines faded on the road Man I swear I can still hear you singing Like an angel through my Chevy stereo Oh every turn, every street, I drop down a memory You're everywhere we used to go I still look for your car I still stop at the bar on the weekend, drinking too much Crown I'm still chasing the buzz, yeah that used to be us Keeps me up like we're still going down Still feeling you like you never said goodbye Like you were mine Sometimes this tinker back truck Talks me into burning gas Past your house A little south where the gravel runs out But it never brings you back I still look for your car I still stop at the bar on the weekend, drinking too much Crown I'm still chasing the buzz, yeah that used to be us Keeps me up like we're still going down Still feeling you like you never said goodbye Baby, like you were mine Oh yeah, still feels you're mine Man I swear I can still hear you singing Like an angel through my Chevy stereo Oh every turn, every street, I drop down a memory You're everywhere we used to go I still look for your car I still stop at the bar on the weekend, drinking too much Crown I'm still chasing the buzz, yeah that used to be us Keeps me up like we're still going down Still feeling you like you never said goodbye Baby, like you were mine Yeah it still feels like you're mine Man I swear I can still hear you singing Like an angel through my Chevy stereo Oh every turn, every street, I drop down a memory You're everywhere we used to go