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♪ Well, way down yonder on the Chattanooga It gets hotter than a hoochie coochie We laid rubber on the Georgia asphalt We got a little pretty but we never got caught Down by the river on a Friday night Pyramid of cans and a pale moonlight Talking about cars and dreaming about winter Never had a plan just to live in for a minute Yeah, way down yonder on the Chattanooga Never knew how much that muddy water meant to me But I learned how to swim and I learned who I was A lot about living and a little about love ♪ Well, we parked up the windows in my old shed I was willing but she wasn't ready So I settled for a burger and a grape snow cone Dropped her off early but I didn't go home Down by the river on a Friday night Pyramid of cans and a pale moonlight Talking about cars and dreaming about winter Never had a plan just to live in for a minute Yeah, way down yonder on the Chattanooga Never knew how much that muddy water meant to me But I learned how to swim and I learned who I was A lot about living and a little about love ♪ Well, way down yonder on the Chattanooga ♪ It gets hotter than a hoochie coochie ♪ We laid rubber on the Georgia asphalt We got a little pretty but we never got caught ♪ Well, we parked up the windows in my old shed I was willing but she wasn't ready So I settled for a burger and a grape snow cone Dropped her off early but I didn't go home Down by the river on a Friday night Pyramid of cans and a pale moonlight Talking about cars and dreaming about winter Never had a plan just to live in for a minute Yeah, way down yonder on the Chattanooga Never knew how much that muddy water meant to me But I learned how to swim and I learned who I was A lot about living and a little about love A lot about living and a little about love ♪ That's right ♪ Ladies and gentlemen ♪ It's time The show starts in 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Are you ready? It's showtime Please welcome To Joey ♪ Last night I had a crazy dream Wish was granted just for me It could be for anything I didn't ask for money Or a mansion by the pool Only wished for one more day with you One more day One more time One more sunset Maybe I'd be satisfied But then again I don't want it for you Leave me wishing still One more day with you ♪ One more day ♪ First thing I do is pray We're tied to the phone I'd unplug the telephone Keep the TV on I'd hold you every second Say a million silent years What would I do with one more day with you? One more day One more time One more sunset Maybe I'd be satisfied But then again I don't want it for you Leave me wishing still One more day with you One more day One more time One more sunset Maybe I'd be satisfied But then again I don't want it for you Leave me wishing still One more day Leave me wishing still One more day Leave me wishing still One more day With you One more day One more day With you One more day They're the great group Diamond Rio That is called One More Day And Alan Jackson with Chattahoochee Getting us started tonight on the Tim Kelly Show Welcome to KICR IndyCountryRadio.com We are live from Branson, Missouri The live show capital of the world And we are live from the Pierce Arrow Theater Getting ready to watch the Nashville Universe Or the Nashville Roadhouse live rather Show tonight inside the theater At 8 p.m. Central Time Stevie Lee Woods and the whole crew will be here tonight It's going to be a fantastic show I've got a fantastic live show for you tonight as well T.G. Shepard is going to be here At the bottom half of our number one So we're going to do a great radio interview with him And play some of his traditional country music And the brand new single that him and his wife Kelly Lang Came out with, a great remake of a Shania Twain song Called You're Still the One Well we want to give a big thank you And shout out to all of the other radio stations That do replay this program We've got great radio stations like KUHS Denver At KUHSDenver.com Country Road 58 from Germany CountryRadio.musicbox4friends.com from Belgium DevilsCountryRadio.com RadioTheKing.be also from Belgium WVMIRadio.com RealRadio.us DownToRoadRadio.com from Ireland Bourbon Trail Radio Top Shelf Radio Texas RadicalOnlineRadio.com We are on LakeParadiseRecords.net A great Sony Orchard record label Country Radio LU.93.9 FM in Luxembourg in the UK And we are also on CanyonStar.tv Joey Canyon and the crew over there in Colorado Thank you for airing the Tim Kelly Show We sure do appreciate it Let's keep this classic country music going now How about this young lady Her name is Sarah Evans And she's going to be coming to Branson And performing this summer at the theme park Silver Dollar City What a real fine place to start With Sarah Evans on the Tim Kelly Show From KICR Indie Country Radio On a classic country special I'm gonna do it darling I could waste time trying to figure it out But I'm jumping anyhow I've never been this far Didn't know love could run so deep Didn't know I'd live this much grief Holding you close, chasing that moon Spending all my life looking up to you The spark's light in the dark There's tears in my eyes, running down the street Figuring out what love really means Baby, giving you my heart What a real fine place to start Something is going on I can't explain, but I sure can touch It's calling both of us Stronger than any fear or doubt It's changing everything I see It's changing you, it's changing me Holding you close, chasing that moon Spending all my life looking up to you The spark's light in the dark There's tears in my eyes, running down the street Figuring out what love really means Baby, giving you my heart What a real fine place to start Right here, right now's the perfect spot The perfect time The perfect moment when you're here Next to mine Yeah, yeah, yeah Holding you close, chasing that moon Spending all my life looking up to you The spark's light in the dark There's tears in my eyes, running down the street Figuring out just what love really means Baby, giving you my heart What a real fine place, real fine place to start Oh, yeah Oh Oh, yeah Any man that tends you down, he's a good friend of mine I've been baptized in beer, I'm here to testify I was speaking in tongues when I came home last night Some folks say I'm living in sin But I know the Lord loves a drinking man Well, the preacher man, he told me, Boy, you ain't no good The devil's gonna get you if you start acting like you should Oh, the cold beer and bright lights, Staying out all night Good book, it tells me, boy, your soul's gonna burn Mama said, son, you're heading down the wrong road They don't let honky-tonkers up in heaven, I've been told Don't you worry, Mama, I'll see you up in heaven Yeah, I've been thinking about it, and I've come to this conclusion now The Lord loves a drinking man He sent all these drunk angels to the promised land I hear that he can turn the water to wine Any man that tends you down, he's a good friend of mine I've been baptized in beer, I'm here to testify I was thinking in tongues when I came home last night Some folks say I'm living in sin But I know the Lord loves a drinking man Well, my daddy said, son, you're living your life all wrong Lightning's gonna strike you down before too long The man upstairs, he don't like what you do And when you reach those pernicates, you ain't getting through Well, I've been thinking, got a brand-new plan I'm gonna start a little church down at the Stumble Inn Yeah, that's right, I'm gonna start my own religion We'll be drinking and dancing at the church in Anchorage, yeah The Lord loves a drinking man He sent all these drunk angels to the promised land I hear that he can turn the water to wine Any man that tends you down, he's a good friend of mine I've been baptized in beer, I'm here to testify I was thinking in tongues when I came home last night Some folks say I'm living in sin But I know the Lord loves a drinking man The Lord loves a drinking man He sent all these drunk angels to the promised land I hear that he can turn the water to wine Any man that tends you down, he's a good friend of mine I've been baptized in beer, I'm here to testify I was thinking in tongues when I came home last night Some folks say I'm living in sin But I know the Lord loves, I hope he does The Lord loves a drinking man He called her on the road From a lonely, cold hotel room He called her on the road From a lonely, cold hotel room He called her on the road From a lonely, cold hotel room He called her on the road From a lonely, cold hotel room He called her on the road From a lonely, cold hotel room Just to hear her say, I love you one more time And when he heard the sound Of the kids laughing in the background He had to wipe away a tear from his eye A little voice came on the phone It said, Daddy, when you come home He said the first thing that came to his mind I'm already there Take a look around I'm the sunshine in your hair I'm the shadow on the ground I'm the whisper in the wind I'm your imaginary friend And I know I'm in your prayer Oh, I'm already there She got back on the phone Said, I really miss you, darling Don't worry about the kids, they'll be alright Wish I was in your arms Lying right there beside you But I know that I'll be in your dreams tonight And I'll gently kiss your lips Touch you with my fingertips So turn out the lights And close your eyes I'm already there Don't make a sound I'm the beat in your heart I'm the moonlight shining down I'm the whisper in the wind And I'll be there till the end Can you feel the love that we share? Oh, I'm already there We may be a thousand miles apart But I'll be with you wherever you are I'm already there Take a look around I'm the sunshine in your hair I'm the shadow on the ground I'm the whisper in the wind And I'll be there till the end Can you feel the love that we share? Oh, I'm already there Oh, I'm already there Oh, I'm already there Can you hear Vince Gill? This is just one small last chance For him to say we're through Reba McEntire He said I found myself So much he has forgotten He said the nights beyond Have found me in your heart And Little Texas God bless Texas With his own hand drawn Down angel from the fatherless land You know you're listening to the best in classic country music On KICR Indie Country Radio Get on your mark, get set Feel nothing, here I come You've been looking for love Well, honey, I can give you some When the world is standing still I can turn it around Put your head up in the clouds And kick your feet off the ground My love, are you ready for my love, my love? My love, my love is ready for you If you're looking for a heart that's always true Only to you And my love, my love, my love is ready for you Girl, I've heard it said That love is food for the soul I see the hunger in your eyes Burning out of control My love is overflowing My love and cup Girl, I know you're down But love will lift you up My love, are you ready for my love, my love? My love, my love, my love is ready for you If you're looking for a heart that's always true Only to you And my love, my love, my love is ready for you My love is overflowing My love and cup Girl, I know you're down But love will lift you up My love, are you ready for my love, my love? My love, my love is ready for you If you're looking for a heart that's always true Only to you And my love, my love, my love is ready for you My love, my love is ready for you My love, my love is ready for you There, the great group Little Texas And that is a great song called My Love Well, my love is country music And yours obviously is too That's why you're tuned in to the Tim Kelly Show tonight We're getting to relive some great classic country music on the radio After this next artist, my special guest tonight Will be T.G. Shepard in a great live interview So stay tuned for that Up next is the late, great Mindy McCready Maybe he'll notice her now On the Tim Kelly Show From KICR, Indie Country Radio New country's best on this classic country special She wrote, I feel just like that painting Collecting dust on the wall And every day you walk right by me Don't know I'm there at all And I can't think of one single reason Why I should be hanging around She's standing with a hug that you're missing And she knows herself out of town Maybe he'll notice her now Maybe he'll open his eyes Sometimes it takes somebody to leave and For a man to realize Maybe he'll tell her she's the only thing He can't live without Now that she's gone Maybe he'll notice her now When he came home late that evening He called her name down the hall He saw the outline of the painting That used to hang there on the wall And in its place only there was a letter He read it out loud to himself Then the loneliness began to take over And for once he knew just how she felt Maybe he'll notice her now Maybe he'll open his eyes Sometimes it takes somebody to leave and For a man to realize Maybe he'll tell her she's the only thing He can't live without Now that she's gone Maybe he'll notice her now He called her up He said, I have been such a fool She said, I will come back anymore I still love you Maybe he'll notice her now Maybe he'll open his eyes Sometimes it takes somebody to leave and For a man to realize Maybe he'll tell her she's the only thing He can't live without Now that she's gone Maybe he'll notice her now I'm coming home Maybe he'll notice me now My name is Tim Kelly with KICR Indie Country Radio And we are live tonight from the Pierce Aero Theater in Branson, Missouri And our special guest tonight is the one and only Mr. T.G. Shepard How are you, my friend? I'm fine, Tim. How is everything in Branson? Doing great and I appreciate you doing the interview tonight I've been looking forward to this one for a little while And everything's great in Branson It got a little cold here a day or two ago It was 70 the other day And now they were talking snow last Sunday Well, I have a lot of fond memories of Branson I've played there for years and years You know, in different years And it's always a pleasure and a joy to get back that way But I'm glad to be with you Well, it's good to be here with you as well And yeah, Branson I figured you played here quite a bit back in the day I saw you have done actually some stuff with Mickey Gilly And unfortunately we lost him here in Branson But they're still using his theater and performing shows there So that's good You can go to the Mickey Gilly's Theater right on the strip And so, boy, we'd love to see you back here in Branson I'd love to meet you in person, too Well, we'll get back that way before too long, I'm sure The last time I played there was at the Oak Ridge Boys Theater Of course, that's been taken over by the hospital now And I did about four months there But yeah, always got a lot of fond memories of Branson Especially of Mickey Gilly, my dear friend But hopefully we'll get back that way soon That sounds great You know, Scott Sexton, who set this radio interview up I want to give him a big shout-out and thank you He hooked me up with William Lee Golden from the Oak Ridge Boys For an October interview last year And then we got to go see him for my birthday on October the 11th They're playing at the Mansion Theater in Branson On their farewell tour And it was right before Joe Bonzo retired From going out on tour with the Oak Ridge Boys So we got to see him And we were five rows back in the center And got lots of great pictures Well, they have a great show I hate that Joe had to leave the group a little early But people don't catch the Mighty Oaks every chance they get Absolutely They still vocally sound amazing And so do you, my friend I was listening to you, of course Before we got on the interview tonight And we're going to play three of your songs For the folks tonight on this show During the interview So we look forward to that Love your music And you started at a young age, too Just like the Oak Ridge Boys They've been doing it for a long time But you started at 15 years old When you lived in Humboldt, Tennessee And then you journeyed to Memphis Yeah, at 15 I was a runaway chasing this dream And God let me catch it And it's been a heck of a ride since then But, you know, I just started off at a very early age And sometimes I have to pinch myself But I'm still out here on tour each and every week Still doing it and loving it more than ever Well, I've been doing this show for 12 years on the radio Playing the independent artist And you never know who you're going to meet doing this And it all comes around And then I get to meet a legend like you So this is a real treat Oh, you're much too kind Thank you, we appreciate it Now, that journey to Memphis also led you to a gentleman Who was famous for living in Memphis, Tennessee The one and only Elvis Presley He gave you a tour bus, it says, in 1976 Well, we became very dear friends when I met him I don't know why, I just think it was destined I think it was in God's plan for me to meet him And he made a big impact in my life We became very dear friends He gave me my first tour bus to kind of get me started He believed in me Somebody asked me the other day in an interview They said, is that the greatest gift Elvis ever gave you Was the bus? And I said, no The bus was the catalyst for the great gift And the great gift of the bus was confidence To have him believe in me enough to gift me With something like that, that big It really gave me confidence And pushed me to hopefully succeed in the business That is awesome And you have done that 21 number one singles for T.G. Shepard That is amazing I always thought if I could have maybe one or two I'd be happy I never dreamed of having 21 of them But what a journey this has been Yeah, that is awesome That definitely leaves a legacy So we've got the music, man And it is awesome We love it Now, you were a promoter for music at that time But that tour bus, as you said Gave you the confidence to go out And do your own thing in the world of country music That has gone quite well As we just mentioned 21 number one singles But it was a particular song Called Devil in the Bottle That really did it for you back in the 70s I think it was 74 when this was recorded Well, I recorded it in 74 It went number one in 75 in January Yeah, that particular song was the magic one Every artist has that magic song That kind of gets them started And that was mine I had pitched that song As a promotion executive with RCA To every artist that I knew And everybody kept saying Oh, I don't think that's a hit Well, I kept saying I think it is And so one day I just recorded it myself And it went number one So it goes to show you If you believe in what you're doing Stay with it Right, and it's a great storytelling song Is what I was going to say And the reason I love doing these interviews I call them the stories behind the songs Because that's what we get to hear And I love that about country music And I'm sure that's what stuck out to you About that particular song as well Well, it is And of course country music is about the story We've gotten away from that type of music And country music the last few years We've gone into more of a sound and a beat And I like a lot of the new music Don't get me wrong But I miss the storytellers I miss the Haggards and the Jones and the Waylands And people like that Yeah, Devil in the Bottle was one of those Significant songs that Really kind of took hold And it really propelled my life and career That is awesome And you've had quite a life and quite a career You became a businessman as well You used to own a 160-year-old log home It was called in Moon Mountain property You no longer own that But boy, I would sure love to tour that Me and my wife love that log cabin lifestyle I bet that was a great bed and breakfast Well, you know I've always dreamed of having a bed and breakfast So I kept the top, the third floor of the cabin for myself With my own entrance But I wound up going downstairs every day When I was home And sitting with the people staying in the house And having breakfast with them It was just incredible I heard some great stories Met some great people I really enjoyed that lifestyle for a lot of years And then I sold it And then moved from the Great Smoky Mountains Over to Knoxville and then back to Nashville That would be amazing Me and my wife are getting up there Into our retirement years And I've always said that owning a bed and breakfast And there's a lot of, now they call them Airbnbs Here in the Branson area That people own And there's so many log cabins here too You know that from being here for all that time That you were Table Rock Lake is beautiful down here So that is a really cool lifestyle That you've had a passion for doing And been able to live That is amazing Well you know to live in the Great Smoky Mountains Was just a real blessing Because it was peaceful You know traveling on the road Each and every week Touring You need that special place that you can go to To rest and relax And that was my place to go Absolutely And resting and relaxing You know when you get through from partying At one of your nightclubs You were an investor in a nightclub Called Guitars and Cadillacs And I know there was one in Joplin, Missouri I used to drive by that one all the time I looked it up There's still one in Overland Park, Kansas And there may be others around the country as well And I know in Overland Park, Kansas We've got my good friend Shelly Lynn Who's listening to the show all the time And I guarantee you She's probably been to that Guitar and Cadillacs Well we opened up our first one in Kansas City In the Westport District And it did so incredibly well We wound up doing one in Denver And I think we had one in Branson For a while years ago We had like five or six of those for a while And they were great places to go And hear real country music And get a great steak That was one of my fond memories Of being a part owner in Guitars and Cadillacs That's awesome You can have a great steak And you know they're famous for the big dance floor That they got Oh yeah We had some great acts in there Yeah nothing better Well you've been with a young lady By the name of Kelly Lang for some time And you guys came out with a duet And that's the reason for the interview tonight That you want to promote Based on a Shania Twain song Called You're Still the One You guys probably remember that song And Shania had a great success with that You and Kelly recorded it as a duet And it's said that you used to sing it For years to each other When you were at home Well what happened was We went and caught her show in Vegas A few years back And after that show that night We caught ourselves singing it in the car Every time we were riding along And then we would sing it to each other Around the house So when it come time for us To record this new duet album Which drops in April or May Kelly turned to me and said You know that Shania Twain song Is a good one that we love Let's make a duet out of it And so we did And we thought it would be The perfect time here During the Valentine season For the Romantics To release a love song like that And so it is out now And we are just so excited To have it out there But we did an album together years ago Called Iconic Duets And people have been asking us When we were going to do another album And so we decided to go in And do this new one And we hope people enjoy it Well we know we are going to enjoy it And Kelly Lang is awesome too I was looking up her And she is a cancer survivor A breast cancer survivor Got to make her debut At the Grand Ole Opry I am going to assume that Was last October Because that is usually Breast Cancer Awareness Month Doing that And so congratulations to Kelly And she is super talented I have got a TV channel And I added one of her songs Called Down in Destin Which is Destin, Florida To the video channel as well She did a great job on that video I will tell her that She will appreciate that She writes her own music And of course We were on vacation in Destin Not long ago And she said I think I want to do a video So we decided to do that But thanks for airing that And yeah I mean What an incredible thing To be married to somebody Who knows what you do for a living Because we do this thing And so it is wonderful To be able to have a wife Who is a singing partner And a great singer, songwriter And performer She sounds great Reminds me a little bit Of Lori Morgan honestly So she is fantastic And I tell you what I have got some friends That moved from Springfield, Missouri Just north of Branson here To Destin, Florida Several years ago And she keeps trying to get us To come out there for vacation We are going to do it One of these days So maybe we will see you guys Out there too Well you more than likely will That is one of our Favorite places to go But Kelly is just one of those Rare talents And I am so excited To have this new single Out with her And it is a lot of fun Singing with her She looks good And it looks like She is having a lot of fun Singing out there On that beach Oh she did She did Well we are having a lot of fun With T.G. Shepard tonight Let's do the duet With him and Kelly It is called You're Still the One And we will come back And talk some more On the Tim Kelly Show From KICR Indie Country Radio New Country's Best On this special Saturday Live from the Branson Piercero Theater Yeah Looks like we made it Look how far we've come My baby We might have took the long way But we knew we'd get there someday They say I bet They'll never make it But just look at us Holding on We're still together Still going strong You're still the one I run to The one that I belong to You're still the one I long for You're still the one that I love The only one I dream of You're still the one I choose Good night It ain't nothing better We've been through the odds together I'm glad we didn't listen Look at what we would be missing They say I bet They'll never make it But just look at us Holding on We're still together Still going strong You're still the one I run to The one that I belong to You're still the one I long for You're still the one that I love The only one I dream of You're still the one I choose Good night You're still the one I run to The one that I belong to You're still the one I long for You're still the one that I love The only one I dream of You're still the one I run to The one that I belong to You're still the one that I love The only one I dream of You're still the one I choose Good night I'm so glad we made it Look how far we've come, my baby That is the brand new duet for Kelly Lang and my good friend T.G. Shepard who is live with us called You're Still the One A great retake of a Shania Twain song You guys knocked that one out of the park Fantastic Well, it was a lot of fun doing it It's just, uh Kelly and I have a lot of fun when we're able to go on tour together and sing a lot of those songs in concert and I invite people to go to my website to get our tour schedule and see where we are and if we're anywhere near your area anytime soon I hope people will come out and catch us Yeah, absolutely You have sang with a lot of people and Kelly's included on this list I'm looking at your website right now but Merle Haggard, Willie Lanson they both used to perform here a lot in Branson the great George Jones Jerry Lee Lewis who we recently lost he's the cousin of Mickey Gilley was and Conway Twitty he passed away here in Springfield, Missouri Ricky Skaggs The Oak Ridge Boys Engelbert Humperdinck Lori Morgan Crystal Gale Delbert McClendon from Texas Mickey Gilley himself Lots of them Well, it was a fun project It was called Legendary Friends and Country Duets when I invited all those people then to record and I kept thinking, well you know, I would invite maybe 10 or 12 artists but I wound up inviting 17 hoping that 10 or 12 would show up and they all showed up so it's a pretty full album a lot of fun and it was a labor of love for me to be able to sing with a lot of my heroes That is awesome and you also had a song in a movie that was number one it was called Make My Day and it was a duet with the Clint Eastwood movie Sudden Impact and I love it when he says Go ahead, punk make my day Well, he was he is just a super nice man you know, we spent the day together in the recording studio and I didn't know what to expect he called me up I was performing in Lake Tahoe at Harris with Mickey D and Johnny Lee on the Urban Cowboy Tour and he called me and asked me to fly to L.A. to record with him and I did and it was a great memory You know, he is still making movies he is 93 now and we just recently lost Toby Keith a great loss in the world of country music and he performed this song live called Don't Let the Old Man In and he said he was talking to Clint Eastwood and he asked him in his 80s he said how are you still being able to make all these movies he said well, I just wake up every morning and try not to let the old man in and that's really how that song came about Yeah, I heard that story and it it touched me so much that was his that was his that was his last hurrah when I saw him on the award show and then we played Vegas two or three nights and sold it out back in December but on the award show when he did that I just sit there and tears flowed I'm telling you it was because it was about his own life as well Yeah, absolutely What a loss Your music is amazing my friend congratulations on 21 number ones and there might even be more you're still doing your thing keep doing it and we appreciate the time tonight I've got a couple of songs that we're going to play for you that I picked personally that I love it's called I Loved Him Every One the next one we're going to play and then only one you is going to kick off the top of the next hour T.G. Shepard T.G. Shepard dot com is the website go check him out and tell him Tim Kelly sent you and thank you for the time tonight and stay safe out there my friend Tim, thank you so much and just take care of yourself and I hope to see you in Branson one of these days You are welcome tell Kelly we said hello and we'll see you on the radio as I say around here Take care Tim T.G. Shepard I Loved Him Every One on the Tim Kelly show from KICR Indie Country Radio New Country's Best on a special Saturday night I've known some painted ladies that sparkled in the light country girls that love the lovers' moves Some I never really knew though I always wanted to Some I only met once in a room Some said they liked my smile others of them stayed awhile while others left me on the run This is the only way only way I have to say Mmm, I loved them every once They did a lot shorter talk wish I could have kept them all Mmm, I loved them every once Like bacon for the chumps folded me in their arms and I hope they had fun Here's to the ladies in saloons and living rooms summer nights to blast it until dawn Here's to the memories everyone's a part of me Oh, I loved them every once They did a lot shorter talk They did a lot shorter talk wish I could have kept them all Mmm, I loved them every once Like bacon for the chumps folded me in their arms and I hope they had fun They did a lot shorter talk wish I could have kept them all Mmm, I loved them every once Like bacon for the chumps folded me in their arms and I hope they had fun And I hope they had fun And I hope they had fun And I hope they had fun And I hope they had fun And I hope they had fun And I hope they had fun And I hope they had fun And I hope they had fun And I hope they had fun And I hope they had fun And I hope they had fun Now, on Indy Country Radio, New Country, Spain I've seen this world from corner to corner There ain't much ground that I haven't covered I've drank its wine I've tasted its pleasures I've known some love and I've known some lovers If there's one less son in the living I've done The best things only come along in numbers of one There's only one Uncle Tower One finest hour One New York town One Fifth Avenue There's only one Mona Lisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Paris and there's only one you I've been a king And I've been a pauper And everything there isn't good It took some time To know what is timeless But I found you And learned what that means I'll never leave you girl Cause I know the catch The wonders of this world Don't ever come with a match There's only one Uncle Tower One finest hour One New York town One Fifth Avenue There's only one Mona Lisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Paris and there's only one you There's only one Uncle Tower One finest hour One New York town One Fifth Avenue There's only one Mona Lisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Paris and there's only one you There's only one Uncle Tower One finest hour One New York town One Fifth Avenue There's only one Mona Lisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Paris and there's only one you There's only one Uncle Tower One Fifth Avenue There's only one Mona Lisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Paris and there's only one you There's only one Uncle Tower One Fifth Avenue There's only one Mona Lisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Fifth Avenue There's only one Uncle Tower One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa One Leaning Tower of Pisa When I came home tonight And I could tell by the look you gave me You were needing my advice You said you want more out of life than he can give you As a tear rolls down your chest But girl, I've seen the way he looks at you And I know someone who'd gladly take your place And if I were you I'd run back home tonight Tell him everything's alright Yeah, I know what I'd do if I were you I'd never let him go I'd have someone to hold my whole life through If I were you If I were you You shouldn't think you're missing out on something Because you wear a wedding band I can't seem to find somebody who wants more Than just a one night stand You know this single life I'm living Ain't all it's cracked up to be So you've come to the wrong place It's what you always seem to see If I were you I'd run back home tonight Tell him everything's alright Yeah, I know what I'd do if I were you I'd never let him go I'd have someone to hold my whole life through If I were you I'd run back home tonight Tell him everything's alright Yeah, I know what I'd do if I were you I'd never let him go I'd have someone to hold my whole life through If I were you If I were you When you hear Doug Stone I get nowhere and I don't belong I need a jukebox with a contrast phone Alan Jackson But here in the real world It's not that easy at all I hope you do I hope you do You know you're listening to Classic Country Music On KICR Indie Country Radio I hope you never lose your sense of wonder Get your fill to eat but always keep that hunger May you never take one single breath for granted God forbid love ever leave you empty-handed I hope you still feel small when you're sad beside the ocean Whenever one door closes I hope one more opens Promise me that you'll give faith a fighting chance When you get the choice to sit it out or dance I hope you do I hope you do I hope you never fear those mountains in the distance You never settle for the path of least resistance Living life and taking chances if they're worth taking Loving might be a mistake but it's worth making Don't let some hell-bent heart leave you bitter You compose to sum it up, reconsider Give the heavens above more than just a passing glance And when you get the choice to sit it out or dance I hope you do I hope you do I hope you do I hope you do I hope you still feel small when you're sad beside the ocean Whenever one door closes I hope one more opens Promise me that you'll give faith a fighting chance And when you get the choice to sit it out or dance I hope you do I hope you do I hope you do I hope you do I hope you do I hope you do I hope you do www.kicrindycountryradio.com www.kicrindycountryradio.com It's good to see your face again It's been a while How am I doing? Well, I get by somehow You sure look good since your new clothes came into your life Though I didn't see that fire in you each time Oh, but I can see it now Oh, I never saw that look in your eyes And I never had you hold me that tight And I never saw you dance with your feet off the ground Oh, but I see it now By holding him you've never looked more beautiful Letting go has been so hard on me But sitting here it's clear to see what he means to you The way you look at him it ain't no mystery To me he's all I couldn't be Oh, I never saw that look in your eyes And I never had you hold me that tight And I never saw you dance with your feet off the ground Oh, but I see it now I never saw you dance with your feet off the ground Oh, but I see it now Plastic Country sounds like this Prop me up inside the jukebox if I die Lord, I wanna go to heaven But I don't wanna go tonight And this I've got pride I'm taking it for a ride Bye, bye, bye, bye, my baby Bye, bye And this I was country And country was a cool name You're listening to the best in classic country music On KICR Indie Country Radio It's knowing that your door is always open And your path is free to walk That makes me tend to leave my sleeping bag rolled up And stashed behind your couch And it's knowing I'm not shackled By forgotten words and fond And the ink stains that are dried upon some lines That keeps you in the back roads By the rivers of my memory It keeps you ever gentle on my mind It's not clinging to the rocks and ivy Planted on their columns now that bind me Or something that somebody said Because they thought we fit together walking It's just knowing that the world will not be cursing or forgiving When I walk along some railroad track and find That you're moving on the back roads By the rivers of my memory And for hours you're just gentle on my mind Though the wheat fields and the clotheslines And the junkyards and the highways come between us And some other woman's crying To her mother cause she turned and I was gone I still might run in silence Tears of joy might stain my face And a summer sun might burn me till I'm blind But not to where I cannot see you Walking on the back roads By the rivers flowing gentle on my mind I dip my cup of soup back from a glass I dip my cup of soup back from a gurgling Crackling cauldron in some train yard My beard a ruffling coal pile And a dirty hat full low across my face Through cupped hands round the tin can I pretend to hold you to my breast and find That you're waiting from the back roads By the rivers of my memory Ever smiling, ever gentle on my mind His name is Glenn Campbell That is called Gentle on My Mind And he loved Branson, Missouri And had a theater here for many years as well Well, I said we were going to pay a tribute To a gentleman we just recently lost And one of the reasons I'm in country radio today I spent 20 years in southeast Oklahoma And Toby Keith was from Oklahoma as well This is called I Love This Bar From Toby Keith on the Tim Kelly Show From KICR Indie Country Radio On this classic country special We got winners We got losers Chain smokers and boozers And we got yuppies We got bikers We got thirsty hitchhikers And the girls next door dress up like movie stars I love this bar We got cowboys We got truckers Broken hearted fools and suckers And we got hustlers We got miters Early birds and all miters And the veterans talk about their battle scars I love this bar I love this bar It's my kind of place Just walking through the front door Puts a big smile on my face It ain't too far Come as you are I love this bar I've seen short skirts We got high tech Blue collared foals and rednecks And we got lovers Lots of lookers I've even seen dancing girls and hookers And we like to drink our beer from a mason jar I love this bar Yes I do I love this bar I like my truck I like my girlfriend I like to take her out to dinner I like to move it now and then But I love this bar It's my kind of place Just rolling around the dance floor Puts a big smile on my face No cover of chalk Come as you are I love this bar I love this bar I love this bar The closer you get The further I fall I'll be over the edge now In no time at all I'm falling faster and faster and faster With no time to stall The closer you get The further I fall Could I be dreaming? Is this really real? Or is there something magic? The way that I feel in your arms The closer you get The further I fall I'll be over the edge now In no time at all I'm falling faster and faster and faster With no time to stall The closer you get The further I fall Keep falling Keep falling Keep falling Falling, yeah I'm falling Yes, I'm falling Yes, I'm falling Falling Yes, we're falling The closer you get The further I fall I'll be over the edge now In no time at all I'm falling faster and faster and faster With no time to stall The closer you get The further I fall The closer you get The further I fall I'll be over the edge now In no time at all I'm falling faster and faster and faster With no time to stall Country Music Every morning I watch you Walk into the office In your business suit And matching shoes With your hair put up neatly You tug at your glasses And you sit down Just three days down And I watch you in your fluorescent glasses And my mind drifts away somewhere And I see you In a different light And your hair falling down With love in your eyes In my mind You're a beautiful sight I see you in a different light Just the way I saw you last night Country Music There's girls at the office The guys always notice When they walk by That you're not the type They don't know what I know Or some things just don't show You tell your tweets That's fine with me Let them all think what they want to As for me, when I look at you I see you In a different light And your hair falling down With love in your eyes In my mind You're a beautiful sight I see you in a different light Just the way I saw you last night Country Music Baby, it's you It's you In a different light And your hair falling down With love in your eyes In my mind You're a beautiful sight I see you in a different light Just the way I saw you last night It's you In a different light And your hair falling down With love in your eyes Country sounds like this Love is alive and at our breakfast table Every day of the week Love is alive and it grows Every day and night Even when I sleep And this She's gone country Back to her room She's gone country A new kind of soon She's gone country Yes, she's gone And this She said she was Never thought twice About taking the next step And building a life You're listening to the best In classic country music On KICR Indie Country Radio She was She's gone I remember wearing straight leg Levi's Flannel shirts even when they weren't in style I remember singing with Roy Rogers At the movies The West was really wild I was listening to the Opry When all of my friends Were digging rock and roll And rhythm and blues I was country With country was a new cool I remember circling the drive-in Pulling up and turning down George Jones I remember when no one was looking I was putting peanuts in my cold I told a lot of kidding Cause I never did fit in Now look at everybody Trying to be what I was in I was country When country was a new cool I was country When country was a new cool I was country From my hair down to my boots I still act and look the same But you see ain't nothing new I was country When country was a new cool Instrumental They call us country bumpkins For sticking to our rules I'm just glad we're in a country Where we're all free to choose I was country When country was a new cool I was country When country was a new cool I was country From my hair down to my boots I still act and look the same But you see ain't nothing new Cause I was country When country was a new cool Yeah I was country When country was a new cool Yeah I was country When country was a new cool Yeah I was country When country was a new cool Yeah I was country When country was a new cool Yeah I was country When country was a new cool I was country When country was a new cool Yeah I was country When country was a new cool Yeah I was country When country was a new cool Yeah I was country By hanging all over me In a crowd Cause people like to talk Boy don't they love to talk But when they turn out the lights I know she'll be leaving with me And when we get behind closed doors Then she lets her hair hang down And she makes me glad that I'm a man Oh no one knows what goes on behind closed doors Now baby makes me smile Boy don't you make me smile She's never far away What to try to say I want you She's always a lady Just like a lady she'd be But when they turn out the lights She's still a baby to me Cause when we get behind closed doors Cause when we get behind closed doors Then she lets her hair hang down And she makes me glad that I'm a man Oh no one knows what goes on behind closed doors Behind closed doors It's been a long time You're just as lovely As you used to be How's your new love? Are you happy? Hope you're doing fine Just to know it Means so much to me What's that darling? How am I doing? Yes I'm doing alright Except I can't sleep And I cry all night till dawn What I'm trying to say Is I love you And I miss you And I'm so sorry That I did you wrong Look up darling Let me kiss you Just for old time's sake Let me hold you in my arms one more time Thank you darling May God bless you And may each step you take Bring you closer To the things you seek to find Goodbye darling You gotta go now Gotta try to find a way To lose these memories Of a love so warm and true And if you should ever find it in your heart To forgive me Come back darling I'll be waiting for you He is the late, great Conway Twitty And we talked about him tonight in the T.G. Shepard interview He said he interviewed 17 artists To do a collaboration with Thinking maybe only 12 would show up But all 17 showed up And the great Conway Twitty was one of them Sadly we lost him in Springfield, Missouri Just north of Branson Where I'm broadcasting live from tonight We also recently lost this next artist A couple of years ago The late, great Joe Diffie How about this ballad called Ships That Don't Come In On the Tim Kelly Show from KICR Indie Country Radio A classic country special I could tell he'd had a tough life By the way he sat and stared And me, I'd come to push and shove So I pulled up the chair We talked of roads untraveled We talked of love untrue Of strength and calm unraveled We were kings and kindred fools And just when I'd hit bottom That old man raised his glass And said at least we've had our chances There's those who never have So here's to all the soldiers Who have ever died in vain The insane locked up in themselves The homeless down on Main Street To those who stand on empty shores And spin against the wind And those who wait forever For ships that don't come in He said it's only life's illusion That brings us to the spot To pick up these old crutches And compare them to the stars Cause the things we're calling heartaches Hell, they're hardly worth our time And we bitch about a dollar When there's those without a dime And as he ordered one last round He said, I guess we can't complain God made life a gamble And we're still in the game So here's to all the soldiers Who have ever died in vain The insane locked up in themselves The homeless down on Main Street To those who stand on empty shores And spin against the wind And those who wait forever For ships that don't come in And those who wait forever For ships that don't come in For ships that don't come in For ships that don't come in For ships that don't come in For ships that don't come in For ships that don't come in For ships that don't come in For ships that don't come in I've got pride I'm singing it for you right Bye, bye, bye, bye, my baby, bye, bye I was country But country wasn't who I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I said I 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night Who's gonna fill their shoes? Who's gonna stand that tall? Who's gonna play the opera And the Wabash Cannonball? Who's gonna give their heart and soul To get to me and you? Lord I wonder Who's gonna fill their shoes? Yes I wonder Who's gonna fill their shoes? Another hour of the best in classic country music Starts now On Indy Country Radio New Country's Best A long time forgotten The trees that just fell by the way The good life he promised Ain't what she's living today Willie But she never complained Of the bad times or the bad things he's done Lord She just talks about the good times they've had And all the good times to come She's a good hearted woman In love with a good kind of man She loves him in spite of his ways She don't understand Through teardrops and laughter They pass through this world hand in hand A good hearted woman In love with a good kind of man He likes the bright lights and nightlife And good time and friends And when the party's all over She'll welcome him back home again Lord knows she don't understand him But she does the best that she can Now this is a good hearted woman In love with a good kind of man She's a good hearted woman In love with a good kind of man She loves him in spite of his ways She don't understand Through teardrops and laughter They pass through this world hand in hand A good hearted woman In love with a good kind of man She's a good hearted woman In love with a good kind of man She loves him in spite of his ways www.indiecountryradio.com You've heard that I'm wild and I'm free You may wonder how I can promise you now This love that I feel for you always will be You're not just some that I'm killing I'm no longer one of those guys As sure as I live This love that I give Is gonna be yours until the day that I die Oh baby, I'm gonna love you forever Forever and ever, amen As long as old men Sit and talk about the weather As long as old women Sit and talk about old men If you wonder how long I'll be faithful I'll be happy to tell you again I'm gonna love you forever and ever Forever and ever, amen www.indiecountryradio.com They say time takes its toll on the body Makes a young girl's brown hair turn gray But honey, I don't care I ain't in love with your hair And if it all fell out Well, I'd love you anyway They say time can play tricks on men Make people forget things they knew Well, it's easy to see It's happening to me I've already forgotten Every woman that you spoke, darling I'm gonna love you forever Forever and ever, amen As long as old men Sit and talk about the weather As long as old women Sit and talk about old men If you wonder how long I'll be faithful Just listen to how this song ends I'm gonna love you forever and ever Forever and ever, amen I'm gonna love you forever and ever Forever and ever, forever and ever Forever and ever, amen You're listening to a special Saturday edition Of the Tim Kelly Show Live from the Pierce Arrow Theatre In Branson, Missouri On KICR Indie Country Radio New Country I hear the train a-comin' It's rollin' round the bend And I ain't seen the sunshine since I don't know when I'm stuck in Folsom Prison And time keeps draggin' on But that train keeps a-rollin' On down to Flatiron Road When I was just a baby My mama told me, son Always be a good boy Don't ever play with guns But I shot a man in Reno Just to watch him die When I hear that whistle blowin' I hang my head and cry Louis! Louis! I bet there's red-slope deans From a fancy dining car They're probably drinkin' coffee And smokin' big cigars Well, I know I had it comin' I know I can't be free But those people keep a-movin' And that's what soldiers mean Well, if they'd freed me from this prison If that railroad train was mine I bet I'd move it on A little farther down the line Far from Folsom Prison That's where I want to stay And I'd let that lonesome whistle Blow my blues away So be sure to be here tonight You're going to have a good time You're going to get to see the best in new country music A little bit of rock and roll And the Stevie Lee Woods and the Nashville Roadhouse Live Band Going to take the stage at 8 p.m. Central Time tonight Live from the Pierce Arrow Theater Let's give another song out to the tribute that we're doing For our good friend Toby Keith That we just recently lost in the world of country music Here's a great ballad he did called Does That Blue Moon Ever Shine On You With Toby Keith on the Tim Kelly Show From KICR Indie Country Radio On this classic country special Day by day We let love just walk away And I'll be the first to say I was glad to see it going Day by day Ever since you went away I find that I'm still missing you I just got to know Does that blue moon Ever shine on you I want to hold you close to me Feel just like it used to be And baby If you feel like I do You can come to me Does that blue moon Ever shine on you On my mind You were right there all the time I could search and never find someone Does me like you do Is the part Where I've given you my heart I was a fool to let you go Girl I just got to know Does that blue moon Ever shine on you I want to hold you close to me Feel just like it used to be And baby If you feel like I do You can come to me Does that blue moon Ever shine on you Night after night I look to the stars Wondering where you might be And I thought to myself Is that very same moon Shining on you Like it's shining on me Does that blue moon Ever shine on you I want to hold you close to me Feel just like it used to be And baby If you feel like I do You can come to me You can come to me Does that blue moon Ever shine on you Well I'd say country sounds like this I should have been a cowboy I should have learned to roll around And this He'd say you've got to stand for something Or you'll fall for anything You've got to be your own man Not a puppet on a string And this Like little sparrows in a hurricane Trying to find their way You're listening to the best in classic country music On KICR Indie Country Radio Love says it will Hellfire up Hellfire up My heart's on fire For hellfire up Eyes that look like heaven Lips like cereal wine That girl can sure enough Make my little light shine I need a morning feeling Up and down my spine Cause I know that my hellfire is mine I'm singing hellfire up Hellfire up My heart's on fire Cause I know that my hellfire is mine I'm singing hellfire up Hellfire up Giddy up Giddy up I'll silver away I'll silver away And I'm gonna give her all the love I can Yes I am She's gonna jump and holler Cause I've saved up my last two dollars And we're gonna search and find that creature of mine And I'll be singing hellfire up Hellfire up My heart's on fire For hellfire up Giddy up Giddy up I'll silver away Hellfire up Hellfire up My heart's on fire For hellfire up Giddy up Giddy up I'll silver away Hellfire up Hellfire up My heart's on fire For hellfire up Giddy up Giddy up I'll silver away Hellfire up Hellfire up My heart's on fire For hellfire up They are the Oak Ridge Boys and that's probably the biggest song they ever recorded called El Vibra and I had the privilege to see them at the Mansion Theater last October the 11th for my birthday and I highly recommend going and seeing them on their farewell tour before they retire fully Joe Bonzel already has but they are still playing here in Branson on Wednesdays and Thursday nights at the Mansion Theater Get your tickets and go check out my good friends the Oak Ridge Boys There's no piano in the world of country music and this is a great one right here from Ronnie Millsap and Smokey Mountain Rain on the Tim Kelly Show from KICR Indie Country Radio on this classic country special I thumbed my way from L.A. back to Knoxville I found out those bright lights ain't where I belong From a phone booth in the rain I called to tell her I've had a change of dreams I'm coming home But tears filled my eyes when I found out she was gone Smokey Mountain Rain I keep on calling I keep on calling her name Smokey Mountain Rain I keep on searching I can't go on hurting this way She's somewhere in the Smokey Mountain Rain I waved the diesel down outside a cafe He said that he was going as far as Kaplanburg I climbed up in the cab all wet and cold and lonely I wiped my eyes and told him of our hurt Got to find her can you make these thick wheels burn Smokey Mountain Rain I keep on calling I keep on calling her name Smokey Mountain Rain I keep on searching I can't go on hurting this way She's somewhere in the Smokey Mountain Rain I can't blame her for letting go A woman needs someone warm to hold I feel the rain running down my face I'll find her no matter what it takes Smokey Mountain Rain I keep on calling I keep on calling her name Smokey Mountain Rain I keep on searching I can't go on hurting this way Smokey Mountain Rain I keep on calling I keep on calling her name Oh, she was hotter than a two-dollar pistol She was the fastest thing around Watch a broken bridge dance To the beat of a neon moon With my fireflies and light eyes And it's all the best that I know No, she's hurting more Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene I'm begging of you please don't take my man Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene Please don't take him just because you can Your beauty is beyond compare With flaming locks of auburn hair With ivory skin and eyes of emerald green Your smile is like a breath of spring Your voice is soft like summer rain And I cannot compete with you, Jolene He talks about you in his sleep And there's nothing I can do to keep from crying When he calls your name, Jolene And I can easily understand How you could easily take my man But you don't know what he means to me, Jolene Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene I'm begging of you please don't take my man Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene Please don't take him just because you can You could have your choice of men That I could never love again He's the only one for me, Jolene I had to have this talk with you My happiness depends on you And whatever you decide to do, Jolene Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene I'm begging of you please don't take my man Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene Please don't take him even though you can Jolene, Jolene I'm looking for something in red Something that's shocking to turn someone's head Strap it on and let it go I'm begging of you please don't take my man That's a sand sequined and cut down stare Stockings and garters and lace underwear A guaranteed number and not a mandate I'm looking for something in red I'm looking for something in green Something to outdo the next high school queen Jealousy comes in the color of jade You add some pumps and the curtain is shaved And the perfume that whispers, please come back to me I'm looking for something in green I'm looking for something in green I'm looking for something in white Something that shimmers in soft candlelight Everyone calls us the monster pair Should I wear a veil over those in my hair When the train must be long and your waist must be tight I'm looking for something in white I'm looking for something in green I'm looking for something in blue Something real tiny to bathe in He has his father's nose and his chin We once were hard lovers, now we're more like friends Don't tell me that's just what old manly folk do I'm looking for something in blue I'm looking for something in red Like the one that I wore when I first heard it again Strap it down deep and cut down to there Justify the larger than I wore last year The guaranteed number, not the mandate I'm looking for something, I gotta have something I'm looking for something in red I'm looking for something in blue The only thing I remember knowing Was a lonesome whistle blowing And a youngin's dream of growing up to ride On a freight train leaving town Not knowing where I'm bound And no one to change my mind, but Mama tried One and only rebel child From a family meek and mild My Mama seemed to know what lay in store While my son did learning Of course the bad I kept on turning Till Mama couldn't hold me anymore I turned twenty-one in prison Doing life without parole No one could steer me right, but Mama tried Mama tried, Mama tried to raise me better But her fleeing I denied That leaves only me to blame, cause Mama tried Mama tried, Mama tried to raise me better Mama tried, Mama tried to raise me better Mama tried, Mama tried to raise me better So left my Mama heavy low She tried so very hard to fill his shoes Working hours without rest Wanted me to have the best She tried to raise me right, but I refused And I turned twenty-one in prison Doing life without parole No one could steer me right, but Mama tried Mama tried, Mama tried to raise me better But her fleeing I denied That leaves only me to blame, cause Mama tried Mama tried, Mama tried to raise me better But her fleeing I denied And the second hardest thing I'll ever do Leaving here without you And the second hardest thing I'll ever do Is telling her about you She's been good to me when things were going well How can I tell her now that good ain't good enough? Oh, the hardest thing I'll ever have to do Is holding her and loving you If she'd give me one good reason I'd be gone But she ain't done one thing wrong So don't expect me just to walk out of the door I still love her, but I love you more She's been good to me when things weren't going right She made my days long, for you made my nights The hardest thing I'll ever have to do Is holding her and loving you Yeah, the hardest thing I'll ever have to do Is holding her and loving you Yeah, the hardest thing I'll ever have to do Is holding her and loving you When you hear Dolly Parton Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene I got some oceanfront property in Arizona They're gonna holler at the moon, shoot out the light It's a small town Saturday night It's a small town Saturday night I brought flowers to your door last night I done you wrong and I wanna make it right You say I'm not welcome here I know it ought to be perfect next year But I can't help but wonder what it might be like If I had two dozen roses and the moment's on the one If I really could've hung the moon, would it change your mind? If I could cry a little harder And get a little less sleep at night If I had two dozen roses, would it change your mind? Oh, I must've been a fool back then To do something that you can't have again I've done all that I know to do And second guessed my every move But I can't help but wonder how it might have been If I had two dozen roses and the moment's on the one If I really could've hung the moon, would it change your mind? If I could cry a little harder And get a little less sleep at night If I had two dozen roses, would it change your mind? If I could cry a little harder And get a little less sleep at night If I had two dozen roses, would it change your mind? Baby, would it change your mind? Oh, baby, could you change your mind? Oh, baby, would you change your mind? Under an old brass paperweight Is my list of things to do today Go to the bank and the hardware store Put a new lock on the cellar door I cross them off as I get on done But when the sun is set There's still more than a few things left I haven't got to get Go for a walk, say a little prayer Take a deep breath of mountain air Put on my gloves and play some catch And I bet I'll make time for that Wave to shore, cast a line Look up to an old lost friend of mine Sit on the porch and give my girl a kiss Start living, that's the next thing on my list Wouldn't change a course of fate If cutting grass just had to wait Cause I've got more important things Like pushing my kid on a backyard swing I won't break my back for a million bucks I can't take to my grave So I put off for tomorrow What I could get done today Go for a walk, say a little prayer Take a deep breath of mountain air Put on my gloves and play some catch It's time that I make time for that Wave to shore, cast a line Look up to an old lost friend of mine Sit on the porch and give my girl a kiss Start living, that's the next thing on my list Raise a little hell, laugh till it hurts Put an extra five in the plate at church Call up my folks, just a chance It's time that I make time for that Stay up late and oversleep Show her what she means to me Catch up on all the things I've always missed Start living, that's the next thing on my list Under an old brass paper weight My list of things to do today Under an old brass paper weight My list of things to do today You're listening to a special Saturday edition of the Tim Kelly Show live from the Pierce Arrow Theater in Branson, Missouri on KICR Indie Country Radio, New Country's Best There's an Elvis movie on the marquee sign We've all seen it at least three times Everybody's broke and Bobby's got a buck Put a dollar's worth of gas in his pickup truck We're going 90 miles an hour down a dead end road What's the hurry son, where you gonna go? We're gonna holler at the moon, shoot out the light It's a small town Saturday night Lucy's got lipstick on a little too bright Bobby's getting drunk and looking for a fight Liquor on his breath, trouble on his mind Lucy's just a kid along for the ride Got a six pack of beer and a bottle of wine Gotta be bad just to have a good time They're gonna holler at the moon, shoot out the light It's a small town Saturday night Bobby's told Lucy the world ain't round Drops off sharp at the edge of town Lucy you know the world must be flat Cause when people leave town they never come back They go 90 miles an hour to the city limit sign Put the pedal to the metal before they change their mind They're gonna holler at the moon, shoot out the light It's a small town Saturday night His name is Hal Ketchum, the late great Hal Ketchum with Small Town Saturday Night My name is Tim Kelly, we're in the small town of Branson, Missouri But we're getting ready to have a big time on this Saturday night Watch the Nashville Roadhouse Live show inside the Piercero Theater in Branson on Shepherd Hills Expressway That show kicks off in about 15 minutes, so come get your tickets Say hello to yours truly and we'll see you inside the show These next artists are Country Music Hall of Famers 14 number one singles for The Judds and Love Can Build a Bridge On the Tim Kelly Show from KICR Indie Country Radio on this classic country special I'd gladly walk across the desert with no shoes upon my feet To share with you the last pie of bread I had to eat I would swim out to save you in your sea of broken dreams With all your hopeless thinking, let me show you what love means Love can build a bridge between your heart and mine Love can build a bridge, don't you think it's time Don't you think it's time Don't you think it's time Don't you think it's time I would whisper love so loudly every heart could understand That love and only love can join the tribe of man I would give my heart's desire so that you might see The first step is to realize that it all begins with you and me Love can build a bridge between your heart and mine Love can build a bridge, don't you think it's time Don't you think it's time Don't you think it's time When we stand together, it's our final hour We can do anything, anything, anything Love can build a bridge between your heart and mine Love can build a bridge, don't you think it's time Don't you think it's time Love can build a bridge between your heart and mine Once a country sounds like this I should have been a cowboy I should have learned to road or ride He'd say you've got to stand for something Or you'll fall for anything You've got to be your own man Not a puppet on a string Like two sparrows in a hurricane Trying to find their way You're listening to the best in classic country music on KICR Indie Country Radio Love says it will Love says it will Well I sit here all alone No one's gonna do me wrong tonight It seems I've been through it all And there's no one I can call to get it right And everywhere I go Everyone seems so settled in And sure of where they're going I don't know what I need I don't know what I need Since I've been freed I'm a horse without a rider And there's no one left to take the lead And I've been loving blind Loving every heart I could call mine And I've been loving blind So sure there was something I could find But I just couldn't see There was nothing there for me Now there's a smile on my face Though there's no trace of the pain I know I've been through it all And I know those tears won't fall again But all the times I thought Something hard I'd caught I was fool for when I regret I was so naive Oh and I believe them when they tell me That's as good as love can get And I've been loving blind Loving every heart I could call mine And I've been loving blind So sure there was something I could find But I just couldn't see There was nothing there for me And I've been loving blind Loving every heart I could call mine And I've been loving blind So sure there was something I could find But I just couldn't see There was nothing there for me And I've been loving blind Loving every heart I could call mine And I've been loving blind Loving every heart I could call mine I'll leave you with Black Hawk and Goodbye Says It All Goodbye everybody and have a great weekend Just another back door sneaking in where you've been midnight Wild as a Mack truck, lots of luck thinking up an alibi But every light in the house is on And everything is gone There'll be no chance at redemption No further attention Just a piece wrecked by a lipstick on the wall Goodbye says it all No long explanation No reconciliation No left pocket over knock where I can talk Goodbye says it all Goodbye Could have phoned a knock-down screaming shy parrot out tirade She could have made it real fast bringing up all the hell that I raised But no more wasted words on me No she kept short and sweet There'll be no chance at redemption No further attention Just a piece wrecked by a lipstick on the wall Goodbye says it all No long explanation No reconciliation No left pocket over knock where I can talk Goodbye says it all Goodbye No more wasted words on me No she kept short and sweet There'll be no chance at redemption No further attention Just a piece wrecked by a lipstick on the wall Goodbye says it all Just a piece wrecked by a lipstick on the wall Goodbye says it all No long explanation No reconciliation No left pocket over knock where I can talk Goodbye says it all Goodbye Goodbye Goodbye says it all
