Playing The Best In New Indie Country Music
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God help that truck crank, Lord let that gas tank run On fumes till the paycheck comes Please bless this small town, let a little rain fall down But not on Friday till the game gets done Teach the kids to stay to school, keep the AC blowing cool Let my old song hold on another year or two Oh, I'm counting on you up there Down here singing blue-collar prayers So if you've got a couple angels to spare Could you put them on blue-collar prayers Oh, on blue-collar prayers Help me keep working when my back's hurting There's no house back home to count on Me bless the sick and the lost Save the beaches from the frost When the plants shut down bless the ones they lay on Oh, I'm counting on you up there Down here singing blue-collar prayers So if you've got a couple angels to spare Could you put them on blue-collar prayers Oh, I'm counting on you up there Down here singing blue-collar prayers So if you've got a couple angels to spare Could you put them on blue-collar prayers Oh, I'm counting on you up there Down here singing blue-collar prayers Oh, I'm counting on you up there Down here singing blue-collar prayers So if you've got a couple angels to spare Could you put them on blue-collar prayers Oh, on blue-collar prayers We're just trying to get by A little help would be nice Ladies and gentlemen It's time The show starts In Ten Nine Eight Seven Six Five Four Three Two One Zero Are you ready? It's showtime Please welcome Joe Kelly Joe Kelly New preacher on Sunday Another home team win Jenny's door got blue paint And nobody likes it Everybody knows everybody And everybody knows everybody's new Imagine if they found out They don't know about me and you We could spend this small town spinning Spinning like a ferris wheel Going round with it People talking about what it is What it isn't Ain't it funny how I made three kids Could spend this small town spinning Like a couple in love in the kitchen For a while Even if I am out It's a pretty fine route for a minute Spend this small town spinning Your car in my driveway Me wearing your hoodie Now it really wouldn't take much To get everybody looking Across the street You grabbing my hand Me getting too close So you kiss me again Bet if you kiss me again We could spend this small town spinning Spinning like a ferris wheel Going round with it People talking about what it is What it isn't Ain't it funny how I made three kids Could 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remember holding you close I still remember the way we fell in love Blinded by the shadows, oh I'm blinded by the shadows of the night I remember the way you held me close And I remember the way we said goodbye I'm still here with nothing but a deep heartbreak And I can almost see your face, oh I'm blinded by the shadows of the night His name is Brian Tribble, he is making his debut tonight on the Tim Kelly Show And that is his brand new single, it is called Blinded by the Shadows I think that's what happened to that groundhog, I think he got blinded by his shadows He just stinks at Spring Man, I'll tell you, it was windy and cool last night in the 30's here in Branson It's a little bit better today But we got another couple of cold snaps coming in before it is Easter And that will be a week from tomorrow, I do believe So happy Easter everybody And we hope you have a safe and happy Easter With the kiddos searching for them Easter eggs And have a good time, it is going to be warmer here in Branson by then And if you want to check out the full weekly weather forecast You can do that right on the homepage of our website We are on it right now at kicrindycountryradio.com This next artist was on American Idol She was also on The Voice on Team Blake And she's going to be live with me on April the 13th When I broadcast live from the Pierce Arrow Theater Where I'm sitting at right now in Branson, Missouri Her name is Rebecca Howell This is a fun song called Locked Up Last Night On the Tim Kelly Show from KICR Indie Country Radio New Country's Best on the Saturday Show Special I got locked up last night Yeah, but everything's alright I look good in my mugshot photo With a sleep in my cell just fine Cause I came home a day early And them clothes on the floor was mine Yeah, I got locked up last night But I'll be smiling while I'm serving my time Cause I've been a patient woman And I've been the perfect wife I gave him a kiss each morning In a soft place late at night I talked and I cleaned Did all the things that somehow he hasn't done Yeah, I got locked up last night And he got what he deserved No, I ain't got a ring on my left hand But I'm shining in jumpsuit on Out here choking up the sun Lights didn't pan out on the yard And I've been having such a good time Hell, I'm already making friends I got locked up last night I got locked up last night Given the chance I'd do it again Cause I've been a patient woman And I've been the perfect wife I gave him a kiss each morning In a soft place late at night I talked and I cleaned Did all the things that somehow he hasn't done Yeah, I got locked up last night And he got what he deserved Yeah, I just said I ought to be sorry But that's where you left me Cause I've been a patient woman And I've been the perfect wife I gave him a kiss each morning And I believed all his lies I talked and I cleaned Did all the things that somehow he hasn't done Yeah, I got locked up last night And he got what he deserved Yeah, he got what he deserved Never thought I'd be in this moment I'm in Standing in front of you with all our friends I know you're scared to death and I am too When I look in your eyes there's nothing we can't do So baby hold on we got this girl You and me gonna see the world Take a leap like our moms and dads did Living on love is all we need You make me what I wanna be Living our lives we're gonna be So baby hold on Life's never been a Mercedes Benz But with you in my arms all that ends I feel invincible when I'm with you You take my hand love and you feel it too So baby hold on we got this girl You and me gonna see the world Take a leap like our moms and dads did Living on love is all we need You make me what I wanna be Living our lives we're gonna be So baby hold on Now the preacher man is ready The choir is singing too No time to panic Love will see us through So baby hold on we got this girl You and me gonna see the world Take a leap like our moms and dads did Living on love is all we need You make me what I wanna be Living our lives we're gonna be So baby hold on Oh baby hold on His name is Steve Smith with the Steve Smith Band and that is a great song called Baby Hold On Well baby hold on after one more song I'm gonna have a great interview with a great Americana band They are the Lonesome Six and they are new sponsors of our TV channel IndyCountry Television You can check out ICTV at the top of the home page of KICR IndyCountryRadio.com You can watch television, you can listen to radio all kind of cool stuff going on but their sponsorship is displayed right below the live TV player and you'll see the logo of the Lonesome Six They're gonna be live with yours truly, Tim Kelly after this next song from Trey Calloway from Nashville, Tennessee His brand new single is called Neon Lies on the Tim Kelly Show from KICR IndyCountry Radio, New Country Back The first thing I noticed when I walked in was you Girl you're shining like a light in a dark crowded room Would you mind if I sit down and buy you a round You can tell me to leave when the glass is raw now But it's when I look in your eyes That we both want the same thing tonight Let's pretend that the whiskey ain't talking to us sir And you'll answer the first time I call If I told you that you fox was playing for us Would you tell me your head ain't a ball If it's you that the whispers and I've got to hear It ain't no secret what I wanna hear Neon lies Tell me those neon lies Will I buy you a dime and get down on one knee Will we have a white wedding on a shore by the sea Will we build a big house with a wrap around you Will we travel the world just to see something new Yeah we know there's no truth to these words But tonight girl, one can't hurt it Let's pretend that the whiskey ain't talking to us sir And you'll answer the first time I call If I told you that you fox was playing for us Would you tell me your head ain't a ball If it's you that the whispers and I've got to hear It ain't no secret what I wanna hear Neon lies Tell me those neon lies Well as long as the bartender blows We can sit here and let our hearts mend They'll turn on the light, we'll call it a night And that's where the story will end Let's pretend that the whiskey ain't talking to us sir And you'll answer the first time I call If I told you that you fox was playing for us Would you tell me your head ain't a ball If it's you that the whispers and I've got to hear It ain't no secret what I wanna hear Neon lies Tell me those neon lies Neon lies Tell me those neon lies Neon Lies You're listening to the Tim Kelly Show on KICR Indie Country Radio And we have with us tonight a great group by the name of The Lonesome Six A great Americana country band And Kirk Clove is the lead singer and one of the founding members And he's got several members of the band with us tonight too as well So it's good to talk to you guys, how are ya? Good, good to talk to you too Tim Glad everybody's doing great, thanks for doing the show tonight And we sure appreciate the time, I've been looking forward to this Kirk's been in our interactive chat room that we've got going on And he's made some good connections since he started listening to the Tim Kelly Show So love having you guys on board and love having the music And I've always said if it sounds country I'm gonna play it But you guys are a great Americana band And you've got some really good music though and some good vocals You've even got a female by the name of Sage in here And she's with us tonight and we appreciate having everybody on here though So how did the Lonesome Six come about? Because when there's six involved how can you be lonesome is what I'm thinking Well actually it's kind of a funny story Tim I was looking for people just to play guitar with And I started a jam group on Meetup Back in, I guess it's been about a year ago or so And we quickly grew to about 250 members And there was a group that came regularly during every Meetup And three of us kind of branched off and started playing together On the weekends outside that group And we shared a love for really all kinds of music But mainly stuff that is bass and acoustic guitar And then we just started writing songs together And quickly formed the band And then the other three folks include Sage Tramberg, John Butcher and Nate Henze The three of them joined us, I guess it was around September of last year Before it was released And it was kind of a really rough filtering process to get to our new members So we ended up with six of us And I guess we're no longer lonesome Well you guys are apparently from different parts of the country Because I know you're based out of Woodlands, Texas Where is Woodlands, Texas at? Around Dallas? It's near Houston actually Houston, okay A lot further south then It's kind of a variety of... Norm and Ron both came from South Texas Sage is a native Texan as well John came from Cleveland I came from California Washington Texas So we kind of have just a variety of musical influences And a variety of backgrounds that kind of melded together And Americana seemed to be the right mix of what we were doing I love it You're the songwriter, guitar and mandolin So I had an artist tell me the other day He took up the mandolin first and then the guitar, then the piano I thought that was kind of different That you would start out with the mandolin Tell us about that, Curt How did you start playing? Were you self-taught? Did you take lessons? Well I've been playing guitar for pretty much my whole life So has Ron this whole life I can't take credit for any of the mandolin playing on the albums And Curt is our producer And he's kind of a wizard with anything that has to do with strings Yeah, strings man, let me take a whack at it I always gravitated towards the guitar Because it was something that you could play on your own And you could really play any song you wanted to And have a good time with it So that's where I started And Ron, same thing with you, right? Absolutely, I've been playing all my life Awesome And then Nate, he even plays the harmonica So you've got a great variety of everything in here A lot of instruments Yeah, we have five vocalists And we have a ton of different music that we can put together With various instruments The song The Forge, which I think you're going to play At some time tonight Includes a mandicello in it, for parts of it Which is really an instrument that's kind of foreign to many people So we've got a variety of things going on You can use, in the song that you're inside voice That you're going to hear tonight We use a lemon pepper shaker Wow We did We literally couldn't find a shaker to top it up So I was like, you know what? I've got to put some spice on it We eat over here We eat over here at the Olive Garden in Branson Branson and I like that extra cheese shaker they use I would say, to save the container I would definitely say, you know, producing this band It's been honestly a big joy Honestly, the smallest ego, man Everyone just gets in there to get the job done Make the best music that we can It doesn't matter who's who Let's just grab the instruments Let's just sing the harmonies together Let's get it going Man, I love it Now, let me ask you this too Now, what recording studio did you use? Let's give them a big shout out To record this stuff that we're going to play tonight So, Curtis, our producer Is that a studio in Houston? Yeah, we are So, we run a studio at night And then we are artist development during the day We are called Pro Music Instruction PMIwoodlands.com Shout out to them So, yeah, it's kind of interesting Because we do, you know Our main focus is to just build a healthy Groundwork of musicians around town On top of being able to record at night Just, you know So, yeah, technically that's what the studio is It's a nighttime studio Kind of humble I wouldn't say it's, you know Big like anything that Columbia Records has But we make it work So, yeah Pro Music Instruction Sounds like it, I love it I was impressed with the music Like I said, if it sounds country We're going to play it on Indie Country Radio And I like the different variety of music That we get And the different song titles And you mentioned it a little bit, Kurt The first one we're going to play Is called Inside Voice I've been told that here in the theater I'm broadcasting tonight From the Pierce Arrow Theater in Princeton I've been told to use your inside voice I'm just kidding about that, but no We love to have a good time on the radio here Lots of people are walking by To get their tickets, you know To see this Nashville Roadhouse Live show tonight And by the way Have you guys ever been to Branson, anybody? I have, actually My grandmother used to live in Springfield So I'd go to Branson pretty much every summer Every other summer There you go, I love that Well, we've got to get you back up here And maybe you guys can perform for these folks Here at the Nashville Roadhouse Live show That would be awesome My grandpa started that tradition years ago When I was young They started They were from the Webb City, Joplin area I was born nine miles from Joplin I was in that F5 tornado in 2012, by the way He started getting us season passes To the theme park, Silver Dollar City, every year And we started coming over here And that kind of made me want to move to Branson One of these days And so I did that about ten years ago Wow, it looks like a great place I was actually watching some videos Of the Petersons a couple days ago Branson doing that It just seems like a very humble town And good people Yeah, absolutely And I'll reach out to you guys after the interview And get you maybe some gigs to play out here They would love your brand of music here in Branson We'd love that You know, they call this the live show capital of the world Even though it's a small town Of a little over 10,000 population We have over 8 million people come through here every year And it is really starting to pick up now With spring just right around the corner So it's a fun time of year When everything's happening here At the shows and theaters And everything's getting back to full swing Yeah, definitely And I love the fall time here in the Ozarks The trees are just beautiful And there's a lot of things to do, of course The tri-lake area, they call it So we've got three lakes to go fishing So you can spend some serious time here And have a lot of fun It'd be hard to pull you away from Branson Once you get here, I think There you go Yeah, there you go Hey, we have that too They got it at Walmart now There's a song Stay for the moonshine Stay for the moonshine I love it We're gonna play We're gonna play your song Inside Voice for the folks Here tonight at the theater And listening to us On the 15 stations around the world And then we're gonna come back And talk some more To the Lonesome Six On the Tim Kelly Show From KICR, Indie Country Radio New Country's Best On this special Saturday night Sometimes I wonder When I'm talking to myself Who's your inside voice That I can hear them saying Well, I never spoke about The things that I had seen And I don't know What I'm talking about I don't know what I'm talking about I don't know what I'm talking about I don't know what I'm talking about I don't know what I'm talking about I don't know what I'm talking about I don't know what I'm talking about I don't know what I'm talking about I don't know what I'm talking about I don't know what I'm talking about I don't know what I'm talking about I don't know what I'm talking about I don't know what I'm talking about I don't know what I'm talking about I don't know what I'm talking about Well, I never 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again Such strange words and difference I think it just means dead inside Because we're all brothers and sisters But for the grace of God go you and I I feel the world go by And say that if we try If I don't know why I feel the world go by And say that if we try If I don't know why I feel the world go by So many have come before They told me I'm scared inside But when we try to speak the truth I can't hold myself any different Because there's something in the truth Because there's something in the truth Yeah, absolutely Thank you for the great music We sure do appreciate it And it's always neat to talk to a band for the first time But after we do it Or an artist After we do it We build up a relationship of Hey, this was a lot of fun Let's do it again So I would love to have you guys back In a month or two And if you want to come back on And pitch something new Man, the door's open anytime And Kirk and you guys have been fantastic We'll be happy to come anytime you still have us Yeah, absolutely It's been a lot of fun Now, let me ask you guys And you can individually each tell the story At what point in time did music interest you so much You thought, hey, I want to really give this a shot And maybe try to make a living at this Well, I think that Well, this is Kirk From my perspective I never really thought there would be a potential To make a living out of playing music So I saw the career in business It wasn't until recently that I got settled down And got my life to the point Where I could take the time to invest in doing music And I really wish that I had started earlier And got a chance to do a career that I was passionate about But for others But I think, you know, for Sage She's young enough to where she could make a career out of this What do you think? I mean, I've been I've been involved with music all my life Like, ever since I was a little girl I've always Like, I'd have, like, recitals And I'd get too nervous And I'd quit And then, you know, I've always just tried to do that All of that Try to be involved with music And I've never, you know I guess, in the world we live in I've never seen it as a possibility to be a career But just recently I feel like that's definitely become a possibility Being a promotion six And we've created a lot of great music so far And I'm really excited for everything that's to come Yep Yeah, Tim, we've got We've got another Probably close to a hundred songs That are waiting to get out And we're just trying to We don't have time to push them through So we're going to be jazzy at it Now, since there is six of you And you guys all are singers and songwriters Do you get a lot of phone calls between each other And say, hey, I've got an idea for a song And somebody gets woke up at two or three o'clock in the morning All the time Or how does that work? I get up at three o'clock But Curtis goes to bed at three o'clock So we kind of mix it up And then I think I emailed you the other morning at 3.30 Yep, I was just going to say that Me and you were talking real early in the morning the other night So I've gotten a number I just sent text messages out But unfortunately If you keep having more and more text messages You kind of build upon one another And people don't actually get the whole string Because they only get less I don't call them in the morning But I do text them very early So, yeah, a hundred songs in the can That is awesome Now, what would you say How old is the longest song That you haven't recorded yet, maybe That you've written? Oh, probably since Maybe November Okay, so that's not very long Yeah, it's been I wrote two this morning No kidding That coffee kicked in on you, didn't it? I just woke up out of bed with a song in my head Wow That is amazing I've had artists tell me As long as ten years They've been holding on to a song And then they finally decided It was time to record it But you've just You know, you've got a hundred That you've written within a few months That is amazing Yeah, we're just trying to figure out Which song to do Any given month We're trying to get one out a month This year is our goal But we're playing Others' lives that we've developed Just to get, you know, through that process Of continuing to develop And then we go in the studio with Curtis And try to lay down the final track Awesome And to Curtis' credit It ends up being a completely different song Yeah Yeah Well, you're right about Sage's voice I clicked on another song And I was like Whoa, they've got a female here Singing vocals And I was like Okay, this is different This is going to be some good stuff And yeah, it totally is So I love that Now let me ask you And I probably forgot to ask this question How long have you guys been together as a band? Since last September, October time frame Okay, so fairly new Man, I love the brand that you're building And the reason that I ask that Is because I see the Lonesome Six As a trademarked brand And then you also have Like another page That's like a record label or something, isn't it? Yeah, so Next Pat Music Is our production company That we envision Helping other artists Kind of get their songs developed So we're partnering with Curtis In the development of a new company And with Tom also in California And we call that Next Pat Music And it's a combination of Obviously music production But also helping artists get branded Get their image set up And we're working right now We have five artists That we're in development with right now And you're going to hear their music Coming out through the Next Pat label Over the course of the next several months Man, that's going to be great Well, you know where I live Have them send me the MP3s And like I said, if it sounds country I'll sure play it on the show We definitely have one That's coming from very country That is awesome Now let me ask you this question And I might get some different answers And you can all go one at a time If you'd like But what is your dream gig And we can start with Kirk But an artist that you would like To either open for Or maybe do a duet with Other than the group Who might be some big names That we might know And it may not be country But tell us who some of those might be Well, you know, I've always had a dream More of writing songs and collaborating Than performing with But I was very hopeful that Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, Jackson Brown Or even Cassidy Would reach out to me And want to write a song together And that's kind of what I would gravitate towards Okay Way out of left field Because of my upbringing I grew up both in the rock And heavy metal field And this is Kirk I was a producer But an artist by the name of Devin Townsend And he's always been A huge influence And he's an amazing Video producer and musician That's my dream That would be my Absurd dream Artist to work with There you go For me, I'd say Noah Collins If you know him He's pretty folk And he's really catching A lot of public eye right now I'd love to do a duet song with him And then for a long time My personal, I guess Teen girl inspiration Has been Olivia Rodrigo I think she's insanely talented And I think all the songs she writes Are amazing And then if we're going back A little bit farther To when I grew up My older brothers listened to A lot of grungy rock New rock And there's a band called Shine Down And the lead singer, Brit, says I'd love to That would be insane Awesome Olivia Rodrigo's listening Say some tickets for me I can sing a song I can sing a song All right John Wechter Yeah, for me The April, for sure Yeah Snoop Dogg Like I remember the first time I saw Evan Long Over in Times Square Not Times Square Radio City Beach Hall And then I grew up with the Beatles My parents always played the Beatles So Paul McCartney was a star Love that I grew up listening to Fleetwood Mac And the Steve Miller band You know, Phil Collins When he was with Genesis Chicago, REO Speedwagon All that stuff in the 80s And then I married this gal From Oklahoma, Southeast Oklahoma And everybody's listening to country In the 90s And so that 90s country Is what got me into country radio And I've been doing it ever since But I started out listening to 80s music And I like that kind of a Rock country influence And we hear a lot of that In a lot of the music that I get But I like this Americana influence That sounds like country, too You guys are excellent at it Thank you So it has been a fun interview tonight I appreciate you guys' time We're going to play your newest single next Called The Six O'Clock Train What's this one about? I've missed that Six O'Clock Train A time or two, I think Well, it's about a guy That his girl is leaving She's leaving on the Six O'Clock Train In the morning And he's trying to convince her to stay Awesome, I love it You're getting lots of views On that brand new single, too And it's all audio So that's pretty impressive on YouTube You guys are really nailing that one It's kind of taken off I would have thought it would have been Because of the fantastic vocals And the whole story But it just requires some attention span And you're doing a great job on promoting it Because ever since I like your pages I see a lot of that And you guys probably do on mine, too On your news feeds And you guys are excellent at promoting your music And so that's what it takes It's a lot of hard work in this music business, isn't it? Yeah, definitely One more question Where would you love folks to reach out to you On social media and go follow you? Well, they can go to 116.com Our website Or reach us on Facebook We have TikTok, Instagram What's that? Spotify Definitely go to Spotify We're on every streaming channel And platform you can think of So you can get our music Anywhere you want to We've got Kirk, we've got John We've got Ron, we've got Nate We've got Sage, and we've got Norm They make up the Lonesome Six I want to thank you for your time tonight And don't be strangers, like I said If you want to come back and do this in the summer months Or even beyond We'll be glad to have you back on the Tim Kelly Show It's been a blast Thank you for having me You are welcome We're going to play the Lonesome Six Their brand new single is called Six O'Clock Train And we're going to play it live on New Country Radio New Country's best on this special Saturday night Live from the Pierce Arrow Theater In Branson, Missouri This day is long since done Soup cake stacked on the bed I know you're getting up early But twilight's just begun Twilight's just begun Remember that time you sang to me Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game Before preaching this game You say you don't even leave today Tell me your love is here to stay Babe, there's nothing for you on this road Let that train pull away Just let it pull away By my side's where you belong With you gone, I can't go on Can't you see what you're doing? You're killing me Baby, you're killing me Just like a train that's just pulled in I may never love again Don't you turn and walk away Tell me I don't stay Just like a train that's just pulled in I may never love again Don't you turn and walk away Tell me I don't stay Just like a train that's just pulled in I may never love again Don't you turn and walk away Tell me I don't stay Don't you turn and walk away Tell me I don't stay Another hour of the best in classic country music Starts now, now, now On Indie Country Radio, New Country Spanish New Country Spanish Deep in the valley Past the old apple tree There's a place where the roots run deep Where time holds a place for an old man Children play and they see a wind Born to see this land full of harvest Fields lay bare and full of leaves The ground cries for water Through its cracks and weathered plains The daisies fall to her knees and plead The sun rises and bleeds For things settled in the west Courage is forged on the plains Where men struggle to find reason And God forges men through pain New Country Spanish She left her home in the city Joined a wagon train out west Made it as far as Tejas Before settling with the rest She lost her husband to the fever She had to put the plow horse down Four hungry mouths to feed And empty holes in the ground Daisy's tears do nothing To quench the pain in her soul The agony in her heart is beyond understanding Knowing she no longer holds a place For a man in the shattered world The sound of their laughter is so demanding The sun rises and bleeds For things settled in the west Courage is forged on the plains Where men struggle to find reason And God forges men through pain Fire in her eyes She looks up towards the sky Dust off her skirt and takes her stand and says She reaches deep inside To find a way of keeping on Living in this God forsaken place The sound of the thunder Coming over her face Drives her down onto her knees As she looks up Her interest in the deep And the fear of choice That she feels The sun rises and bleeds For things settled in the west Courage is forged on the plains Where men struggle to find reason And God forges men through pain For things settled in the west Courage is forged on the plains Where men struggle to find reason And God forges men through pain For things settled in the west Courage is forged on the plains Where men struggle to find reason And God forges men through pain For things settled in the west Courage is forged on the plains Where men struggle to find reason And God forges men through pain For things settled in the west Courage is forged on the plains Where men struggle to find reason And God forges men through pain For things settled in the west Courage is forged on the plains Where men struggle to find reason It's hittin' back gravel, fallin' off your bike Then you saddle back up for one more try Yeah, tough is what they tell you to be When you're scrapin' me So you learn to be tough Hold em' back, never let em' fall down But son, let me tell you now You gotta make sure you fall like rain Heal your heart and ease your pain Ain't no shame if you can't hold em' all inside Use em' all em' up as best as you can But don't think that's what makes a man Bein' strong sure got its place in time But tough don't mean you can't cry Tough is playin' guitar with your pipe off For the very last time that you never saw comin' Tough is wakin' up thinkin' that you get to do it again But the news you get is tough When daddy does his best to say What I can see runnin' down his face You gotta make sure you fall like rain Heal your heart and ease your pain Ain't no shame if you can't hold em' all inside Use em' all em' up as best as you can But don't think that's what makes a man Bein' strong sure got its place in time But tough don't mean you can't cry Sometimes that's hard to accept But even Jesus wept God made tears to fall like rain Heal your heart and ease your pain Ain't no shame if you can't hold em' all inside Use em' all em' up as best as you can But don't think that's what makes a man Bein' strong sure got its place in time Yeah, bein' strong sure got its place in time But tough don't mean you can't cry Country lives right here Country is what we do Today's country More of today's new country now I love the music You're listening to K-I-C-R Indie Country Radio Syndicated worldwide Playing new country's best Now this is my kind of country New country New country New country New country New country New country New country New country Late for work, my hair's a mess I can't deal with all the stress I looked in the mirror And it couldn't be clearer I still can't fit my favorite dress So I'm Gonna lose weight Won't be late Get my bad habit I won't hesitate To change my fate Gonna make it happen Gonna get things straight Set a date I can't wait to get started I can't wait to get started Starting tomorrow I lit a cigarette And told myself I can quit But not just yet I'll get things right When I have the time I found a pen and began to write I'm gonna lose weight Won't be late Get my bad habit I won't hesitate To change my fate Gonna make it happen Gonna get things straight Set a date Can't wait to get started Can't wait to get started Starting tomorrow Gonna make the time Get back on the track No more yesterday That's in the past I'm gonna lose weight Won't be late Get my bad habit I won't hesitate To change my fate Gonna make it happen Gonna get things straight Set a date Can't wait to get started Can't wait to get started Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow 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Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow Starting tomorrow No other place for me This middle of nowhere town My roots run deep I was planted in fertile ground Raised in this same old house Still plowing this field of dreams Digging on the front porch wing While the world goes wide by Where I've learned to laugh and love And where I've died I was born here all my life Yes sir All my life I was just a small black dot on the randy valley map New country sounds like this I'd rather drink a hot beer Than build a fire in the pouring rain Burn all of my fish and get everything Set sail in a hurricane I don't want to be your good time girl All around my shoulder Shutting down your favorite bar The 99 day love Couldn't take you away We are Indie Country Radio Open my eyes it's another day Time to get up put on a happy face Pack my lunch and head that way Still got a lot to give and bills to pay Been thinking about the time I've spent Letting go of things I can't Holding on to what I've got left in my life Put on a fight against the weight of time Years roll on and we'll be so close You never know when you'll have to let go This is life, this is all I've got You never know when you've got to let it go Losing people that didn't write I can't help but wonder why Springtime comes and rain is pouring Makes me miss them a little bit more Holding on to what I've got left in my life Put on a fight against the weight of time Years roll on and we'll be so close You never know when you'll have to let go This is life, this is all I've got You never know when you've got to let it go The rest assures that the best is waiting The Son of Man to save us all I don't know if we'll change but we won't give There's nothing you want to know Years roll on and we'll be so close You never know when you'll have to let it go This is life, this is all I've got You never know when you've got to let it go Let it go Let it go Let it go Let it go His name is Bo Hoss This is called The Wrong Road on the Tim Kelly Show From KICR Indie Country Radio New Country's back Travelling fast down my highway Never carrying in a heavy load Moving quickly in the wrong direction Making good time on the stronghold Letting learn of life's type of regret Running passive with no dedication Like a student caught in a ditch and falling through That's without change, life stays the same There ain't no sunshine in heaven If you take life's path or take it slow You ain't care that you scream Making good time on the stronghold Yet it seems in the fast lane No one cares if you fall or leave home It's all about reaching number one And making good time on the stronghold Making good time on the stronghold Making good time's all that matters Always drove down the worst road I've seen Never made that big a difference As long as no one depended on me Yet if there was more important What I did or didn't do Well, you'd have to call me two full tanks Making good time on the stronghold There ain't no sunshine in heaven If you take life's path or take it slow You ain't care that you scream Making good time on the stronghold Yet it seems in the fast lane No one cares if you fall or leave home It's all about reaching number one And making good time on the stronghold Driving faster than the speed of sound But I heard a voice saying, slow it down He said, you're just hitting nowhere fast Good to me, I'll tell you, make it last Making good time on the stronghold There ain't no sunshine in heaven If you take life's path or take it slow You ain't careful, you could be Making good time on the stronghold You ain't careful, you could be Making good time on the stronghold Making good time on the stronghold Making good time on the stronghold I wake up, I get dressed I look in the mirror And I'm a mess without you Yeah, without you I cry, cause I'm sad When you're not here, baby I don't care without you Without you You're the only part of me that I like In the darkness of your life We've been beating each other like ginger ale While we got drunk off each other all night We played each other cause we're laughing Without you, there's nothing to keep them right I drink to get drunk When I don't think straight It matters not without you Without you Without you I left it all But deep inside I'm holding up Without you Yeah, without you You're the one who takes the pain away The reason why I won't be each day We've been beating each other like ginger ale While we got drunk off each other all night We played each other cause we're laughing Without you, there's nothing to keep them right I went wrong I got drunk I don't drink ginger ale right Shoot back my killer headlight Never felt more alive without you Everything's alright I don't drink ginger ale right Shoot back my killer headlight Never felt more alive without you Everything's alright I wake up, I get dressed And I'm wearing I am left without you Without you I am left without you Coming straight ahead at ya on this Saturday night Next week I'll be interviewing a couple of great artists Richard Lynch from the Richard Lynch Band from Waynesville, Ohio Is gonna be with us and they are sponsors of the Tim Kelly Show With their Keepin' It Country Farm And then in the second half of the show I'll be interviewing this next artist I'm getting ready to play His name is Davey McKee And this is called My Favorite Song on the Tim Kelly Show From KICR, Indie Country Radio New country's best on a Saturday night special There's another place I'd rather be today Oh, it starts and ends With my arms wrapped around your waist I'm stuck here This damn job all day I'm wondering where you are And thinking about your pretty face I turn on your new song One you'd always sing along Close my eyes and I can hear your sweet voice say You say, rock me baby Rock me in your arms Oh, hold me baby Hold me all night long Kiss me baby Kiss me under the stars Oh, and love me baby like I'm your favorite song I keep missing you More today than yesterday Still two long weeks Before I'm home in your embrace Oh, I love what I do Just not as much as you Just not as much as you When you're back in my arms We'll do what lovers do I'm gonna rock you baby Rock you in my arms I'm gonna hold you baby Hold you all night long I'm gonna kiss you baby Kiss you under the stars And I'm gonna love you baby Cause you're my favorite song I'm on the road back home Now baby it won't be long You'll be back in my arms Where you belong And I'm gonna rock you baby Rock you in my arms I'm gonna hold you baby Hold you all night long I'm gonna kiss you baby Kiss you under the stars And I'm gonna love you baby Cause you're my favorite song I'm gonna kiss you baby Kiss you under the stars And I'll always love you baby Cause you're my favorite song I know just where you come from And what you've been through And I've heard you say that life's not fair But baby when I say that I love you And I really do And I really do There's nothing in my heart for you to be scared Cause baby I do, I will, I can And if you want an only man I couldn't ask for more And I'll open the door And let your sun shine in I've got no castle or fancy thing But you'll always be my queen Oh baby take my hand boy Understand I wanna be you Go on and on and on The winds may blow harder in our future Oh but I know it won't fade us away We'll ride the waves and hold on a little tighter And then a hundred years from now you'll still hear me say Baby I do, I will, I can And if you want an only man I couldn't ask for more And I'll open the door And let your sun shine in I've got no castle or fancy thing But you'll always be my queen Oh baby take my hand forever Understand I wanna be you You're one and only man Oh baby take my hand forever Understand I wanna be you You're one and only man Oh baby take my hand forever Understand I wanna be you I heard your daddy's out of town And he'll be gone in at least a week But there ain't nobody down at your place And I know you'll be there And I know you'll be there And I know you'll be there And I know you'll be there And I know you'll be there Ain't nobody down at your place Except the chickens, cows and sheep It must get kinda scary Out there all by yourself When it starts getting dark What you say I come over And plop my Silverado in In your little red barn I can bring a case of beer Or something stronger if you'd like We could hang out in that halo And float dance in the full moonlight Oh but we won't disturb the natives And you'll feel a whole lot safer Once I take you in my arms What you say I come over And plop my Silverado in In your little red barn Nobody will ever know I can be this stringy I can leave when the roosters crow Or I can stay all week No need to be alone Out on that big old farm What you say I come over And plop my Silverado in In your little red barn Yeah, yeah Oh and when the morning comes I'll be glad to do some chores A little sugar with my coffee And then I'll hit the great outdoors Baby I can crank your tractor I can bale your hay You just lay out in that yawn What you say I come over And plop my Silverado in In your little red barn No need to be alone Out on that big old farm What you say I come over And plop my Silverado in What you say I come over And plop my Silverado in In your little red barn That red barn My daddy held our lives together On eighteen wheels For eighteen years And countless miles from home That old Mack truck that he would drive Didn't have a radio And my daddy held our lives together On eighteen wheels For eighteen years And countless miles from home That old Mack truck that he would drive Didn't have a radio But that didn't stop him From singing country songs And the day they laid him in the ground You could hear a faint familiar sound A jake rake in the distance slowing down He lived a trucker's life In this old cold town And when I'd hear the truck rolling I knew it was my best friend Was the life he lived on eighteen wheels Looking back on growing up We didn't have very much But with daddy I felt like I had everything And mama did her best With daddy on the road Those late night calls would help him get back home Sometimes I sit in his old seat And I think of all the memories I can still hear the diesel engine shifting gears When my daddy's wheels stopped turning He was heaven bound He lived a trucker's life In this old cold town And when I'd hear the truck rolling I knew it was my best friend Was the life he lived on eighteen wheels So the next time you're in a grocery store Or staring out of your car door Some things are lowered above for instruction When my daddy's wheels stopped turning He was heaven bound He lived a trucker's life In this old cold town And when I'd hear the truck rolling I knew it was my best friend Was the life he lived on eighteen wheels Was the life he lived on eighteen wheels In a world there was one man Tim Kelly And there was only one radio station Indy Country Radio He's a tumbleweed on the west Texas plains Headed somewhere new with every wind change Ain't ever been the kind to put down roots By red hair and soft blue eyes She'd pull you in with just a smile Have you in the palm of her hand Like an old mustang she's just got her own You can't fence her in, you can't hold her down You can't lay claim to uncharted ground You're gonna learn that she's just got her own You love her hard and she'll leave you sad Some things just ain't meant to last So hold her while she's here and let her go Some horses ain't meant to be drove Always loved the rest of kind Girls would walk a different line You stole my breath with your first hello Yeah, we just met and my heart's already broke You can't fence her in, you can't hold her down You can't lay claim to uncharted ground You're gonna learn that she's just got her own You love her hard and she'll leave you sad Some things just ain't meant to last So hold her while she's here and let her go Some horses ain't meant to be drove You love her hard and she'll leave you sad Some things just ain't meant to last So hold her while she's here and let her go Some horses ain't meant to be drove Some horses ain't meant to be drove Ain't meant to be drove Some Horses I left you standing in the rearview under that streetlight That stare was down your face as I drove away I thought at the time not loving you felt right Turns out love is ill when you can't change the face you make Does the day feel dark as night but that sky blue? Is the wind fear the tears coming down your cheeks? Never could be so right and let that heartbreak run through Is it raining on you? Like it's raining on me Yeah, like it's raining on me I found a smile to hang on to in some old dive bar Now I took a high road out to Colorado But every straight line and last call ends with wondering where you are And this regret rolls like thunder, strikes like lightning wherever I go Does the day feel dark as night but that sky blue? Is the wind fear the tears coming down your cheeks? Never could be so right and let that heartbreak run through Is it raining on you? Yeah, like it's pouring down, pouring down Pulling me under like a drowning fool Yeah, pouring down, pouring down Don't you need me like I need you? Does the day feel dark as night but that sky blue? Is the wind fear the tears coming down your cheeks? Never could be so right and let that heartbreak run through Is it raining on you? Never could be so right and let that heartbreak run through Is it raining on you? Is it raining on you? Like it's raining on me Yeah, like it's raining on me Yeah, pouring down, pouring down Yeah, pouring down, pouring down It's Saturday morning, hot as hell, been cutting the grass Took a little break, hollered at the neighbor gonna share a few laughs She must have saw me through the window, come out like a flash Shaking her finger at me, saying this ain't gonna last Tired of the rain, she's a thunderstorm again The clouds came rolling in, it's a downpour with heavy winds Tired of the rain Monday morning comes, I'm back at work, hanging with the guys Looked out the window and all I could see were the pretty blue skies She must have known that I was happy, showed up at my work yelling at me I stood there like a fool, trying to keep my cool while the cops were staring at me Tired of the rain, she's a thunderstorm again The clouds came rolling in, it's a downpour with heavy winds Tired of the rain Well I made it through the week, it's Friday night I want to take her out to dinner and make everything all right But she was looking for a fight, my senses kicked in and said flight Don't look like we're gonna make it right, I mean baloney tonight Tired of the rain She's a thunderstorm again The clouds came rolling in, it's a downpour with heavy winds Every time I try to do the right thing, she starts walking at me again One of these days the lightning's gonna strike, I'll be single again Tired of the rain You think maybe if I bought her an umbrella, I might get lucky? It's caffeine and gasoline, we're shifting for a thousand miles When my feet hit that stage, that moment makes it all worthwhile I ain't no use in trying to be something some people think I ought to be I ain't doing this world's old favorite thing, anybody else but me I know it ain't gonna be pretty when I get to those sun gates Ocean waves and gravel, flying by the midnight waves If I look a little angry when I'm in pain, sweet, I reckon that's be alright Cause I wanna see when I get to heaven that I live one hell of a life Heaven is safe, always, can't afford me, so what if I got scars? At least I got a damn good story You see this body I'm in ain't forever, no, it's more like just something weary So I'm gonna make sure I get my money's worth before I turn it back in I know it ain't gonna be pretty when I get to those pearly gates Ocean waves and gravel, flying by the midnight waves If I look a little angry when I'm in pain, sweet, I reckon that's be alright Cause I wanna see when I get to heaven that I live one hell of a life I'm crazy when I'm lost in, when I get to those pearly gates Cause I'll be both guns blazing, gravel flying, sliding inside waves If I look a little angry when I'm in pain, sweet, I reckon that's be alright Cause I wanna see when I get to heaven that I live one hell of a life Oh, I wanna see when I get to heaven Live one hell of a life Live one hell of a life K.I.C.R. Indie Country Radio K.I.C.R. Indie Country Radio, new country's best on this Saturday night special from the Pierce Arrows Theater in Branson, Missouri Leather jacket and some tight blue jeans Don't get me started on the things I think When you're wearing nothing but them soft white jeans Listen baby, you can call me anything, what drives me crazy Is seeing you and me and all these dogs The way you're slipping by me on all the time You're the radio, look, you're cable Nothing turns me on like you In a honky tonk Old cranes glowing greens and reds They hug your body like a long black dress It's tailor made for your silhouette Nothing stills my breath like seeing you The way you're slipping by me on all the time You're the radio, look, you're cable Nothing turns me on like you In a honky tonk Slipping and swaying and singing girl all the same It's a stitching like a glove Listen baby, you can call me anything, what drives me crazy Is seeing you and me and all these dogs The way you're slipping by me on all the time You're the radio, look, you're cable Nothing turns me on like you In a honky tonk The way you're slipping by me on all the time You're the radio, look, you're cable Nothing turns me on like you In a honky tonk In a honky tonk In a honky tonk In a honky tonk This is today's country I like the music, I like the DJs There's even more to like I like everything about it Yeah Oh yeah Yeah Yeah More of today's new country now I love the music You're listening to KICR Indie Country Radio Syndicated worldwide Playing new country's best Now this is my kind of country New country New country New kind of country New country There's so much to say But we don't talk anymore It ain't the way it always was You're so near to me But we hardly ever touch I remember the days When all we did was make love Passions are fading I need that to change I don't know what's worse The hope or the pain Between lonely and alone It's where I seem to be Trying to hold on To what's left of you and me I want you to stay 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and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Lonely and alone Found some old pictures in the dresser Along with a pocket knife and scissors Over there still hanging in his closet Was his overalls and worn out leather boots He retired from the Air Force Back in 1936 He retired from the Air Force Back in 1962 On a hundred acre farm He built a barn and a cabin too He had an old Ford tractor And he taught me how to plow He'd get in his pickup truck And follow me around In his eyes I could do no wrong He was my grandpa I was only fifteen But I was there the day he died Everyone gathered round We were standing by his side My dad called him daddy He was grandpa to me Seems just like yesterday That was 1993 He retired from the Air Force Back in 1962 Fought in the Korean War World War II Smoked like a chimney And he drank a little too He was good as gold He was red, white and blue He had an old shotgun And he taught me how to shoot He'd load up his hunting dogs He always had a few In my eyes I could do no wrong He was my grandpa My grandpa My grandpa He had an old Ford tractor And he taught me how to plow He'd get in his pickup truck And follow me around I can't believe it's been so long Thirty years now he's been gone My grandpa My grandpa My grandpa From the Piercero Theater in Branson, Missouri A bully won't stop till you stand up to him You ain't gonna win if you plan on losing Sometimes a curse can be a blessing So wait your turn and learn your lessons Don't hold a grudge, it'll make you bitter Don't think that money's gonna make you richer And happiness ain't about positions Better crash and burn and learn your lessons You can't win them all You can't change the past Don't take for granted what you got Don't always want what you don't have Take some chances, have some faith Make the most of every day It could all be over in a second Don't miss a day with your old man fishing Or a cup of coffee in your mama's kitchen Life's short, but time's precious Sometimes it hurts to learn your lessons You can't win them all You can't change the past Don't take for granted what you got Don't always want what you don't have Take some chances, have some faith Make the most of every day It could all be over in a second Don't break her heart if you know you love her Don't let her leave cause you're too damn stubborn Cause she'll move on and you'll regret it Hold on to her and learn your lessons Every choice has consequences Take it from me and learn your lessons Don't break her heart if you know you love her Don't let her leave cause you're too damn stubborn Cause she'll move on and you'll regret it Don't break her heart if you know you love her Don't let her leave cause you're too damn stubborn Cause she'll move on and you'll regret it Don't break her heart if you know you love her Don't let her leave cause you're too damn stubborn Cause she'll move on and you'll regret it They pour their coffee and get their tea But you didn't hear it from me That sugar in his cup Ain't the only thing he's stirring up Cause you saw my cousin Kelly Get out of someone else's truck She looks tired and she looks wet And her husband gets back to sleep But you didn't hear it from me Drink it up like water Come and get your fill These pills keep getting taller Run that room of ill You know what to do, you will soon Before you even know the truth Every lie you tell Is like poison in the wind Word got around to her husband And now he's taking her to court He ain't buying what she's selling And now he's filing for divorce I heard he's taking everything But you didn't hear it from me Well here's what really happened It's not what you all believe Her car blew out on 30 And she was drenching in that heat She said fool her, said jump in Cause I'm headed where you live Drink it up like water Come and get your fill These pills keep getting taller Run that room of ill You know what to do, you will soon Before you even know the truth Every lie you tell Is like poison in the wind That fire don't need stone So keep those lips lips closed Cause I'm headed where you live Drink it up like water Come and get your fill These pills keep getting taller Run that room of ill You know what to do, you will soon Before you even know the truth Every lie you tell Is like poison in the wind That fire don't need stone So keep those lips lips closed Cause I'm headed where you live Drink it up like water Come and get your fill These pills keep getting taller Run that room of ill This is Darren Morris and you're listening to the Tim Kelly show syndicated worldwide playing New Country Town Shoes and beer died on the other side of town That burned out buzzing sign almost falling down It's the perfect place for me Cause that's how I feel tonight I just need some place to dance And get her off my mind I can drink in this bar It's a place no one knows her name Nobody's asking me where she's been Don't smell her perfume or see her face Yeah I can drink in this bar I can drown all of my mistakes Ain't gonna see her in here All the new guys on I can drink in this bar I'll have another whiskey I've got a lot to drink about Or else she might miss it Right now I've figured out I can drink in this bar It's a place no one knows her name Nobody's asking me where she's been Don't smell her perfume or see her face Yeah I can drink in this bar I can drown all of my mistakes Ain't gonna see her in here All the new guys on I can drink in this bar I can drink in this bar I can drown all of my mistakes Ain't gonna see her in here All the new guys on I can drink in this bar It's a place no one knows her name Nobody's asking me where she's been Don't smell her perfume or see her face Yeah I can drink in this bar I can drown all of my mistakes Ain't gonna see her in here All the new guys on I can drink in this bar Ain't gonna see her in here All the new guys on I can drink in this bar I can drink in this bar I can drink in this bar I can drink in this bar I can drink in this bar We could keep this thing going Say everything's just fine I could say that I'm happy But that would be a lie Do you not care like I do? Do you not have anything to lose? Must be nice to be the one wearing your shoes Then I could fall but not fall all the way Use their little words to make you stay Break promises and quits and turn the page Take a night swim around at night Not feel a thing when I make you cry Don't know how you do it boy cause I can't Wish I could love you like a man With no heart strings attached Started out at a good time Guess I want it more I can't help it I go all in It's my style but it ain't yours Let's replace this me and you Flip it to my point of view Give you a taste of what it's like loving you Then I could fall but not fall all the way Use their little words to make you stay Break promises and quits and turn the page Take a night swim around at night Not feel a thing when I make you cry Don't know how you do it boy cause I can't Wish I could love you like a man With no heart strings attached Then I could fall but not fall all the way Use their little words to make you stay Break promises and quits and turn the page Take a night swim around at night Not feel a thing when I make you cry Don't know how you do it boy cause I can't Wish I could love you like a man With no heart strings attached Let's replace this me and you Let's replace this me and you New Country's Best And ain't the stories that old jukebox tells It ain't calling shots over eight ball felt Ain't how the neon shines through a smoke-filled room Ain't hard to understand what keeps me on this tune It just ain't close enough to close in time For me to leave this bar and our love behind I know I'll close my tabs with you off my mind It just ain't close enough to close in time It takes half a day and half a night to make half a man Feel half alright and when I hear last call I'll get to leave this place Oh but as it is I still see your face It just ain't close enough to close in time For me to leave this bar and our love behind I know I'll close my tabs with you off my mind It just ain't close enough to close in time It just ain't close enough to close in time For me to leave this bar and our love behind I know I'll close my tabs with you off my mind It just ain't close enough to close in time It ain't the stories that old jukebox tells It ain't calling shots over eight ball films It ain't the stories that old jukebox tells It ain't the stories that old jukebox tells It ain't the stories that old jukebox tells It ain't the stories that old jukebox tells It ain't the stories that old jukebox tells It ain't the stories that old jukebox tells It ain't the stories that old jukebox tells It ain't the stories that old jukebox tells It ain't the stories that old jukebox tells When you do look to enforce Sweep your heart up off the floor Girl there's no telling where this night might lead We can take it slow There ain't no need to rush Tonight let's let the neon do what the neon does The way it's shining on you Girl you know it's hard to hide That what you waiting on Boy look back in your eyes Baby, maybe we can stay Until they all go wild Cut it down Steal a kiss with a little love Tonight let the neon do what it does There's that time right by the door Light up that fire of yours Get your leaning on into me When you do look to enforce Sweep your heart up off the floor Girl there's no telling where this night might lead We can take it slow There ain't no need to rush Tonight let's let the neon do what the neon does What the neon does Girl, that clock's a ticking We're running out of time Don't wanna reminisce On what we might have had tonight There's that time right by the door Light up that smile of yours Get your leaning on into me When you do look to enforce Sweep your heart up off the floor Girl there's no telling where this night might lead We can take it slow There ain't no need to rush Tonight let's let the neon do what the neon does What the neon does Well, that's gonna do it for this week's edition of the Tim Kelly Show from the Piercero Theater in Branson, Missouri. I want to thank my special guest tonight, the Lonesome Six. Go check out their stuff, and you can find their logo right under our TV channel screen on ICTV Indie Country TV. That is right on our website at kicrindiecountryradio.com. I'll be back live with you next Friday and Saturday night, Saturday, right here from the Piercero Theater. And my special guests will be Richard Lynch from the Richard Lynch Band and Davey McGee. So it's going to be a great, great show next week as well. Come check out the Nashville Roadhouse Live Show. It's about ready to kick off right now inside the Piercero Theater right here on Shepherd of the Hills Expressway in Branson, Missouri. The Tim Kelly Show is produced by Tim Kelly Productions. Like us on Facebook, and we will like you right back. Until next time, I will see you on the radio. Bye-bye, everybody. I can put you in a cornfield in downtown Manhattan Close your eyes and read that old Zen code I can put you on a riverbank while you're fighting traffic Turn me on, I'll see you on the radio Turn me on and turn it up I can make you smile, make you cry Turn back the pages of your life Turn me on, I'll see you on the radio I can take you back to high school, gym floor, and a slow dance First love, first kiss, second base, damn it all, turn the road When it's freezing cold, I can thank your toes Warm white pants, I'm a dog I'll see you on the radio Turn me on and turn it up I can make you smile, make you cry Turn back the pages of your life Turn me on, I'll see you on the radio I'm young, I'm old, I'm country, I'm rock and roll Turn me on and turn it up Let me make you smile, make you cry Turn back the pages of your life Turn me on, I'll see you on the radio I'll see you on the radio I'll see you on the radio
