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you how good it is to see you again\n How's your mother and your brother?\n Have they still got that 'ol dog?\n Well, I'm not so fine\n Tell me what was college like in Caroline\n Are sure you really want to know?\n Well, here's the way without you goes\n\n Summer was a bummer\n With a no good for nothing fall\n And the winter brought a lot of snow\n We had a bumper crop planted\n And it all got washed away in the worst weather ever\n And do you know without you around\n There wasn't any love to grow?\n\n Well, you're kiddin' me\n You're really movin' back here finally\n Well, that's great, the same place\n Do you know what your number's gonna be?\n Well, how 'bout tonight?\n Right now's just fine with me, right now's just right\n You know I still do\n Even did when I didn't hear from you all last year\n\n Summer was a bummer\n With a no good for nothing fall\n And the winter brought a lot of snow\n We got a bumper crop planted\n Granted I don't know a whole lot about the weather\n One 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one that you cannot leave a few behind\n\nYeah, you just get one, you just get one\nYou just get one true love\nOh, you just get one, you just get one\nYou just get one true love\n\nYeah, you just get one, you just get one\nYou just get one true love\nOh, you just get one, you just get one\nYou just get one true love","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n title: You Just Get One\n artist: Ty Herndon\n album: What Mattered Most\n duration_ms: 216000\n instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n You get a lot of pretty days\n Some where the sun don't shine\n Make a lot of friends along the way\n You leave a few behind\n\n But you just get one, you just get one\n You just get one true love\n Oh, you just get one, you just get one\n You just get one true love\n\n You get a lot of songs that make you smile\n Some that make you cry\n You could travel for a million miles\n And never find the reason why\n\n That you just get one, you just get one\n You just get one true love\n Oh, you just get one, you just get one\n You just get one true love\n\n You get a lot of pretty days\n Some where the sun don't shine\n Make a lot of friends along the way\n But just one that you cannot leave a few behind\n\n Yeah, you just get one, you just get one\n You just get one true love\n Oh, you just get one, you just get one\n You just get one true love\n\n Yeah, you just get one, you just get one\n You just get one true love\n Oh, you just get one, you just get one\n You just get one true love\n"},{"id":6324576,"name":"You Don't Mess Around With Jim","trackName":"You Don't Mess Around With Jim","artistName":"Ty Herndon","albumName":"What Mattered Most","duration":197.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Uptown got its hustlers\nThe Bow'ry got its bums\nThe 42nd Street got Big Jim Walker\nHe's a pool shootin' son of a gun\n\nYeah, he's big and dumb as a man can come\nBut he's stronger than a country hoss\nWhen the bad folks all get together at night\nYou know they all call Big Jim 'Boss' just because\n\nAnd they say, you don't tug on Superman's cape\nYou don't spit into the wind\nYou don't pull the mask off the old lone ranger\nAnd you don't mess around with Jim\n\nWell, out of South Alabama came a country boy\nSaid he was looking for a man named Jim\n\"Hey, I'm a pool shootin' boy, my name is Willie McCoy\nAt home they just call me Slim\"\n\n\"Hey, I'm lookin' for the king of Forty Second Street\nDrivin' a drop top Cadillac\nLast week he took all my money and it may sound funny\nBut I've come to get my money back\"\n\nAnd everybody say \"Jack don't you know\nYou don't tug on Superman's cape\nYou don't spit into the wind\nYou don't pull the mask off the old lone ranger\nAnd you don't mess around with Jim\"\n\nWell, a hush fell over the room\nJimmy came boppin' in off the street\nAnd when the cuttin' was done the only part that wasn't bloody\nWas the soles of the big man's feet\n\nWell, he was cut in 'bout a hundred places\nAnd he was shot in a couple more\nAnd you better believe they sang a diff'rent kind of story\nWhen Big Jim hit the floor\n\nOh oh, yeah, don't you know\nYou don't tug on Superman's cape\nYou don't spit into the wind\nYou don't pull the mask off the old lone ranger\nAnd you don't mess around with Slim\n\nDon't you know, you don't tug on Superman's cape\nYou don't spit into the wind\nYou don't pull the mask off the old lone ranger\nAnd you don't mess around with slim\n\nYeah, Big Jim found out where it's at\nYeah, he's hustling people, strange to you\nEven if you do got a two-piece custom made pool cue","syncedLyrics":"[00:08.16] Uptown got its hustlers\n[00:09.91] The Bow'ry got its bums\n[00:12.67] The 42nd Street got Big Jim Walker\n[00:15.32] He's a pool shootin' son of a gun\n[00:18.99] Yeah, he's big and dumb as a man can come\n[00:21.63] But he's stronger than a country hoss\n[00:25.22] When the bad folks all get together at night\n[00:27.07] You know they all call Big Jim 'Boss' just because\n[00:33.50] And they say, you don't tug on Superman's cape\n[00:36.11] You don't spit into the wind\n[00:39.72] You don't pull the mask off the old lone ranger\n[00:43.32] And you don't mess around with Jim\n[00:50.52] Well, out of South Alabama came a country boy\n[00:53.20] Said he was looking for a man named Jim\n[00:56.89] \"Hey, I'm a pool shootin' boy, my name is Willie McCoy\n[00:59.56] At home they just call me Slim\"\n[01:03.26] \"Hey, I'm lookin' for the king of Forty Second Street\n[01:05.04] Drivin' a drop top Cadillac\n[01:08.61] Last week he took all my money and it may sound funny\n[01:12.28] But I've come to get my money back\"\n[01:14.91] And everybody say \"Jack don't you know\n[01:18.52] You don't tug on Superman's cape\n[01:21.24] You don't spit into the wind\n[01:23.94] You don't pull the mask off the old lone ranger\n[01:27.51] And you don't mess around with Jim\"\n[01:49.25] Well, a hush fell over the room\n[01:51.08] Jimmy came boppin' in off the street\n[01:54.63] And when the cuttin' was done the only part that wasn't bloody\n[01:57.36] Was the soles of the big man's feet\n[02:00.05] Well, he was cut in 'bout a hundred places\n[02:03.69] And he was shot in a couple more\n[02:07.22] And you better believe they sang a diff'rent kind of story\n[02:09.96] When Big Jim hit the floor\n[02:12.67] Oh oh, yeah, don't you know\n[02:15.45] You don't tug on Superman's cape\n[02:18.16] You don't spit into the wind\n[02:21.70] You don't pull the mask off the old lone ranger\n[02:25.37] And you don't mess around with Slim\n[02:28.03] Don't you know, you don't tug on Superman's cape\n[02:30.70] You don't spit into the wind\n[02:34.37] You don't pull the mask off the old lone ranger\n[02:37.05] And you don't mess around with slim\n[02:50.62] Yeah, Big Jim found out where it's at\n[02:55.10] Yeah, he's hustling people, strange to you\n[02:58.75] Even if you do got a two-piece custom made pool cue\n[03:16.51] ","lyricsfile":"version: 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glass?\n You drink like there's no tomorrow\n So sure it will always last\n\n Will the memories taste sweet as they linger\n Or the bitterness stay on my tongue?\n Is my heart half full of the love you gave me\n Or my heart half empty 'cause your love is gone?\n\n Your bags are all packed in the hallway\n The boxes are stacked on the lawn\n You kissed me goodbye just like always\n And you're gone\n\n Trembling hands or nerves of steel\n Someone tell me what to feel?\n\n Is my heart half full or half empty?\n Is our love like the wine in this glass?\n You drink like there's no tomorrow\n So sure it will always last\n\n Will the memories taste sweet as they linger\n Or the bitterness stay on my tongue?\n Is my heart half full of the love you gave me\n Or my heart half empty 'cause your love is gone?\n\n Should I laugh or should I cry\n Love you, hate you, live or die?\n\n Is my heart half full or half empty?\n Is our love like the wine in this glass?\n You drink like there's no tomorrow\n And we were so sure, so sure it would always last\n\n Will the memories taste sweet as they linger\n Or the bitterness stay on my tongue?\n Is my heart half full of the love you gave me\n Or my heart half empty, half empty?\n Is my heart half empty, half empty\n 'Cause your love is gone?\n"},{"id":18902695,"name":"Hat Full Of Rain","trackName":"Hat Full Of Rain","artistName":"Ty Herndon","albumName":"What Mattered Most","duration":254.466667,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"(Kim Morrison/Ronnie Godfrey)\n\nI've Been Ridin' Through The Storm, Feelin' Weary And Forlorn\nOutside The Shelter Of Your Tender Arms\nIt'd Been Forty Days And Nights Since We Said Our Last Goodbye\nAnd There Ain't A Single Rainbow In Sight\n\nThe Sky Keeps Right On Cryin', I Keep Callin' Out Your Name\nCan't Find The Will To Keep On Tryin\nGot A Heart Full Of Sorrow And A Hat Full Of Rain\nI'm Soaked Clear To The Skin, There's A Cold Chill Settin' In\n\nAnd This 'Ol Harley's Shakin, Like A Willow In The Wind\nI've Been Up And Down The Coast, Runnin' From Loves Ghost\nIt's The Good Memories That Hurt The Most\n\nThe Sky Keeps Right On Cryin', I Keep Callin' Out Your Name\nCan't Find The Will To Keep On Tryin\nGot A Heart Full Of Sorrow And A Hat Full Of Rain\n\nGot To Find The Will To Keep On Tryin'\nI Got A Heart Full Of Sorrow And A Hat Full Of Rain","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n title: Hat Full Of Rain\n artist: Ty Herndon\n album: What Mattered Most\n duration_ms: 254467\n instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n (Kim Morrison/Ronnie Godfrey)\n\n I've Been Ridin' Through The Storm, Feelin' Weary And Forlorn\n Outside The Shelter Of Your Tender Arms\n It'd Been Forty Days And Nights Since We Said Our Last Goodbye\n And There Ain't A Single Rainbow In Sight\n\n The Sky Keeps Right On Cryin', I Keep Callin' Out Your Name\n Can't Find The Will To Keep On Tryin\n Got A Heart Full Of Sorrow And A Hat Full Of Rain\n I'm Soaked Clear To The Skin, There's A Cold Chill Settin' In\n\n And This 'Ol Harley's Shakin, Like A Willow In The Wind\n I've Been Up And Down The Coast, Runnin' From Loves Ghost\n It's The Good Memories That Hurt The Most\n\n The Sky Keeps Right On Cryin', I Keep Callin' Out Your Name\n Can't Find The Will To Keep On Tryin\n Got A Heart Full Of Sorrow And A Hat Full Of Rain\n\n Got To Find The Will To Keep On Tryin'\n I Got A Heart Full Of Sorrow And A Hat Full Of Rain\n"},{"id":13943076,"name":"Love at 90 Miles an Hour","trackName":"Love at 90 Miles an Hour","artistName":"Herndon, Ty","albumName":"What Mattered Most","duration":221.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"(Chris Knight/Sam Tate/Annie Tate)\n\nIt Was A Dusty July Morning, She Was Headed Into Town\nMe And Bob Were Stringing Barbwire And Digging Holes In The Ground\nI Thought I'd Seen An Angel When She Rolled Her Window Down\nAnd When I Heard Heaven Calling Boys, I Didn't Stand Around\nShe Was The Ranchers Only Daughter And Her Mama's Little Girl\nBut I Had Me 14 Dollars So I Promised Her The World\nShe Said I Caught Her Eye The Day Her Daddy Hired Me On\nShe Dropped The Hammer On That Mustang, Like A Bullet We Were Gone\n\nLove At 90 Miles An Hour's A Little Hard To Understand\nShe Was Almost An Angel, I Was Almost A Man\nShe Didn't Hear Her Conscience And I Didn't Have A Clue\nLove At 90 Miles An Hour's All We Had To Hang On To\n\nNext Morning At The Bar J, Another Dusty July Day\nBob Met Me At The Barn Door With My Bedroll And My Pay\nHer Daddy Crossed The Backyard, Lord I Thought He Had A Gun\nShe Had To Drag Me In That Mustang Cause I Was Too Scared To Run\n\nLove At 90 Miles An Hour's A Little Hard To Understand\nShe Was Almost An Angel, I Was Almost A Man\nShe Didn't Hear Her Conscience And I Didn't Have A Clue\nLove At 90 Miles An Hour's All We Had To Hang On To\n\nWell It Took A Couple Years For The Dust To Settle Down\nBut Now We're Raising Us A Family On The Other Side Of Town\nSomeday We'll Buy Some Cattle And A Bigger Piece Of Land\nBut When Our Daughter Learns To Drive We're Gonna Fire The Hired Hand\n\nLove At 90 Miles An Hour's A Little Hard To Understand\nShe Was Almost An Angel, I Was Almost A Man\nShe Didn't Hear Her Conscience And I Didn't Have A Clue\nLove At 90 Miles An Hour's All We Had To Hang On To","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n title: Love at 90 Miles an Hour\n artist: Herndon, Ty\n album: What Mattered Most\n duration_ms: 221000\n instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n (Chris Knight/Sam Tate/Annie Tate)\n\n It Was A Dusty July Morning, She Was Headed Into Town\n Me And Bob Were Stringing Barbwire And Digging Holes In The Ground\n I Thought I'd Seen An Angel When She Rolled Her Window Down\n And When I Heard Heaven Calling Boys, I Didn't Stand Around\n She Was The Ranchers Only Daughter And Her Mama's Little Girl\n But I Had Me 14 Dollars So I Promised Her The World\n She Said I Caught Her Eye The Day Her Daddy Hired Me On\n She Dropped The Hammer On That Mustang, Like A Bullet We Were Gone\n\n Love At 90 Miles An Hour's A Little Hard To Understand\n She Was Almost An Angel, I Was Almost A Man\n She Didn't Hear Her Conscience And I Didn't Have A Clue\n Love At 90 Miles An Hour's All We Had To Hang On To\n\n Next Morning At The Bar J, Another Dusty July Day\n Bob Met Me At The Barn Door With My Bedroll And My Pay\n Her Daddy Crossed The Backyard, Lord I Thought He Had A Gun\n She Had To Drag Me In That Mustang Cause I Was Too Scared To Run\n\n Love At 90 Miles An Hour's A Little Hard To Understand\n She Was Almost An Angel, I Was Almost A Man\n She Didn't Hear Her Conscience And I Didn't Have A Clue\n Love At 90 Miles An Hour's All We Had To Hang On To\n\n Well It Took A Couple Years For The Dust To Settle Down\n But Now We're Raising Us A Family On The Other Side Of Town\n Someday We'll Buy Some Cattle And A Bigger Piece Of Land\n But When Our Daughter Learns To Drive We're Gonna Fire The Hired Hand\n\n Love At 90 Miles An Hour's A Little Hard To Understand\n She Was Almost An Angel, I Was Almost A Man\n She Didn't Hear Her Conscience And I Didn't Have A Clue\n Love At 90 Miles An Hour's All We Had To Hang On To\n"},{"id":13943074,"name":"Summer Was a Bummer","trackName":"Summer Was a Bummer","artistName":"Herndon, Ty","albumName":"What Mattered Most","duration":210.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Hello, Mary Ann\nCan't tell you how good it is to see you again\nHow's your mother and your brother?\nHave they still got that 'ol dog?\nWell, I'm not so fine\nTell me what was college like in Caroline\nAre sure you really want to know?\nWell, here's the way without you goes\n\nSummer was a bummer\nWith a no good for nothing fall\nAnd the winter brought a lot of snow\nWe had a bumper crop planted\nAnd it all got washed away in the worst weather ever\nAnd do you know without you around\nThere wasn't any love to grow?\n\nWell, you're kiddin' me\nYou're really movin' back here finally\nWell, that's great, the same place\nDo you know what your number's gonna be?\nWell, how 'bout tonight?\nRight now's just fine with me, right now's just right\nYou know I still do\nEven did when I didn't hear from you all last year\n\nSummer was a bummer\nWith a no good for nothing fall\nAnd the winter brought a lot of snow\nWe got a bumper crop planted\nGranted I don't know a whole lot about the weather\nOne thing I do know, with you back around\nA whole lotta love's gonna grow\nWith you back around a whole lotta love's gonna grow\nHello, Mary Ann","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n title: Summer Was a Bummer\n artist: Herndon, Ty\n album: What Mattered Most\n duration_ms: 210000\n instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n Hello, Mary Ann\n Can't tell you how good it is to see you again\n How's your mother and your brother?\n Have they still got that 'ol dog?\n Well, I'm not so fine\n Tell me what was college like in Caroline\n Are sure you really want to know?\n Well, here's the way without you goes\n\n Summer was a bummer\n With a no good for nothing fall\n And the winter brought a lot of snow\n We had a bumper crop planted\n And it all got washed away in the worst weather ever\n And do you know without you around\n There wasn't any love to grow?\n\n Well, you're kiddin' me\n You're really movin' back here finally\n Well, that's great, the same place\n Do you know what your number's gonna be?\n Well, how 'bout tonight?\n Right now's just fine with me, right now's just right\n You know I still do\n Even did when I didn't hear from you all last year\n\n Summer was a bummer\n With a no good for nothing fall\n And the winter brought a lot of snow\n We got a bumper crop planted\n Granted I don't know a whole lot about the weather\n One thing I do know, with you back around\n A whole lotta love's gonna grow\n With you back around a whole lotta love's gonna grow\n Hello, Mary Ann\n"}]