Mary Kutter - Bootstraps paroles de chanson

paroles de chanson Bootstraps - Mary Kutter




They say, "Pull yourself up by 'em," but that's kinda hard to do
When you can't afford to buy 'em, you make do without those boots
He didn't leave it in the Lord's hands to make something of himself
Just another bluegrass orphan with a restless soul to sell
He didn't choose that hard road he was walking
But he knew that it was his road just the same
Climbed from have-not up to have-it
Drove that corn mash in the wagon
Pulled his life up on the back of his bootlegging bootstraps
He had hands as rough as leather and an empire to build
Never buckled under pressure like that hidden copper still
It was all uphill
He didn't choose that hard road he was walking
But he knew that it was his road just the same
Climbed from have-not up to have-it
Drove that corn mash in the wagon
Pulled his life up on the back of his bootlegging bootstraps
Went out those humble beginnings
Things might've looked different
Went rags into riches with that whiskey business
Dug his wheels in hundred proof
Longer miles make better views
He didn't choose that hard road he was walking
But he knew that it was his road just the same
Climbed from have-not up to have-it
Drove that corn mash in the wagon
Pulled his life up on the back of his bootlegging bootstraps
His bootstraps
His bootlegging bootstraps
Oh, his bootlegging bootstraps
His bootlegging bootstraps



Writer(s): Mary Katherine Kutter, Christopher M Yurchuck, Jesse Slack


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