[verse 1]
I woke up this mornin’ with a hole in my shoe,
The rooster was crowin’ but my coffee was through,
I tried to find my boots, but they’re lost in the mud,
Now I’m walkin’ barefoot through the backyard flood.

[chorus]
Oh, I lost my boots in a muddy creek,
Got stuck in the slop, now my feet are weak,
I tried to walk, but I slipped and fell,
Now I’m dancin’ with the pigs, oh it’s goin’ to hell!

[verse 2]
I called up my mama, said "I need your help",
She said, "Son, you’re hopeless, just get yourself,
Some new boots, and maybe a raincoat too,
'Cause you can’t keep livin’ in that gumbo goo."

[chorus]
Oh, I lost my boots in a muddy creek,
Got stuck in the slop, now my feet are weak,
I tried to walk, but I slipped and fell,
Now I’m dancin’ with the pigs, oh it’s goin’ to hell!

[bridge]
Now I’m cleanin’ the barn with no boots on my feet,
The cows are laughin’ as I slip on the street,
I’ll get me new boots, just wait and see,
But first, I need a truck to tow me outta this tree.

[chorus]
Oh, I lost my boots in a muddy creek,
Got stuck in the slop, now my feet are weak,
I tried to walk, but I slipped and fell,
Now I’m dancin’ with the pigs, oh it’s goin’ to hell!

Outro:
Next time I’ll keep my boots on tight,
No more creek strolls in the middle of night,
But for now I’ll just laugh, and take it slow,
In my muddy creek boots... or lack of them, you know!

I Lost My Boots In A Muddy Creek

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This song is about running into an old friend and beer flows smoother then normal.

Beer Disappears

Lyrics by Brad Bergman
Arranged and Performed by Claude Deschult

LYRICS:
We grew up down by the creek,
Boots in the mud, jeans torn at the seams.
Always knew there was somethin' there,
Every glance, every touch, a secret we shared.
Late-night fires and midnight rides,
Kept my heart hidden, couldn’t show what’s inside.

But I’d steal a look, wonder if you’d see,
The boy beside you was all you’d ever need.

Oh, wasted time, how it slipped away,
All the words I was too scared to say.
Could’ve held your hand, could’ve made you mine,
Instead we just let it ride, buyin’ wasted time.

Now we’re older, the dust has cleared,
Years gone by, but you’re still right here.
Laughin’ ‘bout the days we were young and wild,
Two boys dreamin’ under that big ol’ sky.
Your smile still stops me in my tracks,
Thinkin’ ‘bout the past, wish I could take it back.

I see it now, was it always this clear?
Two fools too scared to pull each other near.

Oh, wasted time, how it slipped away,
All the nights I was too scared to stay.
Could’ve said the words, could’ve crossed the line,
But we just let it ride, it was wasted time.

Underneath these stars tonight,
I’m done runnin’, I’m done with the fight.
If you feel it too, let me see it in your eyes,
Let’s take a chance and leave the past behind.

No more wasted time, it’s a brand-new day,
All the words I was too scared to say.
Gonna hold your hand, gonna make you mine,
No more letting love slide, no more wasted time.

We grew up down by the creek,
Now it’s your lips that I’m leanin’ to meet.
Guess the best things take their sweet ol’ time,
No more looking back, I’m gonna make you mine.

Wasted Time

Whiskey Tango and My Ex’s Pinto

This song captures the essence of living fast, breaking rules, and enjoying the ride without worrying about the consequences. It's a tribute to the wild days of youth and the memories that come from living life to the fullest.  And a twist on words ;)

That Lonesome Wind

Young, Dumb and Full Of Some

hope life turns around  (1)

[Verse 1]
Larry was a boy from a small-town street,  
With dreams in his heart and dirt on his feet.  
His mama said, "Son, life won’t be fair,  
But you keep on climbin’, and you’ll get there."  
With her words in his soul, he took his stand,  
A badge on his chest and a gun in his hand.  

[Chorus]
Oh, Larry, the man with the heart of gold,  
Through the fire and the rain, he stood bold.  
From the beat to the ranks, he earned his place,  
With a love for justice and a steady pace.  
Oh, Larry, the hero of the fight,  
He loved his girl ‘til the end of the night.  

[Verse 2]
He worked through the days, he worked through the years,  
Through the laughter, the pain, and the silent tears.  
From rookie to sergeant, he paved his way,  
With honor and courage, come what may.  
And every night, he’d call his girl,  
The love of his life, his entire world.  

[Chorus]
Oh, Larry, the man with the heart of gold,  
Through the fire and the rain, he stood bold.  
From the beat to the ranks, he earned his place,  
With a love for justice and a steady pace.  
Oh, Larry, the hero of the fight,  
He loved his girl ‘til the end of the night.  

[Bridge]
When the shadows grew long and the road got tough,  
He’d hear his mama say, “You’ve got enough.”  
With her strength in his veins, he’d carry on,  
A beacon of hope ‘til the break of dawn.  
And when his time came, he held her tight,  
His girl by his side, in the fading light.  

[Final Chorus]
Oh, Larry, the man with the heart of gold,  
Through the fire and the rain, he stood bold.  
From the beat to the ranks, he earned his place,  
With a love for justice and a steady pace.  
Oh, Larry, the hero of the fight,  
He loved his girl ‘til his last goodnight.  

[Outro]
Now the stars shine bright where Larry roams,  
A hero remembered, a man who’s home.  
With his mama’s lessons and his love so true,  
Larry’s legacy lives in the skies of blue.

Larry

“Now, let me tell y’all something when the fiddle’s playin’ and the neon’s glowin’, age don’t matter one bit. Doesn’t matter if you’re twenty-one or sixty-one, if the boots fit, you better hit that dance floor.
This next song is about forgettin’ the numbers, forgettin’ the rules, and just cuttin’ loose with the one who makes you smile. So kick off those shoes, lace up those boots, and let’s make this bar our dance floor.
This one’s called ‘Kick Off Those Shoes.’”


Kick Off Those Shoes

Apple Cider

She broke his heart, but that's just a figure of speech. 

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