paroles de chanson Old Stuff Better - Mo Pitney

I've got a closet full of brand new jeans
That just don't feel as good to me
As this holey, worn out pair that I've got on
And I could buy a brand new truck
But there's somethin' 'bout dents and rust
That won't let a guy forget where he came from

Yeah, a new ride would have brand new leather
But I like the old stuff better

There's somethin' 'bout an old-time town
An old café, an old courthouse
That makes me wanna stop and buy a Coke
I love old songs, old guitars
Jukebox, old country stars
And scratchy 45s, poppin' noise

Hey, I like CDs too, but for the record
I like the old stuff better

Must be where I came from
'Cause it's always where I go
Yeah, I know I was born with an old soul
Hey, I like things with history
And a story to be told
I guess that's just the way I'm put together
Yeah, I like the old stuff better

Yeah, I'm not knockin' progress
I'm glad we're gainin' ground
But sometimes I just wish we could slow down
That's why I love when Mama writes me
She puts paper to pen
Yeah, I've got that drawer where I keep all her letters

Even I'll admit, email's pretty clever
But I like the old stuff better
I like the old stuff better