 |
|
 |
|
The Watch
i found it in an old cigar box
a timeless treasure my daddy forgot he put there
a gold faced elegant pocket watch
he carried in his overalls for all those years
and i wound it up and i held up to my ear
and i listened as it ticked away the years
and it took me back there in his lap sittin neath' an old shade tree
as he wound it for the hundreth time and spoke these words to me
he said time waits on no one
like a train it just rolls on
it's more precious than gold
with hands you can't hold
you think it won't run out but it will
and boy only a woman can make time stand still
well i remember plain as day
the good lord callin' pop away and how i cried
well it seemed like slow motion then
now i can't believe how long it's been
oh he was right time does fly
today i'm gonna tell that boy of mine
pass daddy's words of wisdom down the line
that time waits on no one
like a train it just rolls on
it's more precious than gold
with hands you can't hold
you think it won't run out but it will
only a woman can make time stand still
yeah he said only a woman can make time stand still
i found it in an old cigar box
a timeless treasure my daddy forgot he put there
|
|
|
 |
|
 |
|
|
|
|
a timeless treasure my daddy forgot he put there
i found it in an old cigar box
yeah he said only a woman can make time stand still
only a woman can make time stand still
you think it won't run out but it will
with hands you can't hold
it's more precious than gold
like a train it just rolls on
that time waits on no one
pass daddy's words of wisdom down the line
today i'm gonna tell that boy of mine
oh he was right time does fly
now i can't believe how long it's been
well it seemed like slow motion then
the good lord callin' pop away and how i cried
well i remember plain as day
and boy only a woman can make time stand still
you think it won't run out but it will
with hands you can't hold
it's more precious than gold
like a train it just rolls on
he said time waits on no one
as he wound it for the hundreth time and spoke these words to me
and it took me back there in his lap sittin neath' an old shade tree
and i listened as it ticked away the years
and i wound it up and i held up to my ear
he carried in his overalls for all those years
a gold faced elegant pocket watch
a timeless treasure my daddy forgot he put there
i found it in an old cigar box
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| TThe WWatch |
| he atch |
| hTe aWtch |
| fhe aatch |
| fThe aWatch |
| Tfhe Waatch |
| 5he 3atch |
| 5The 3Watch |
| T5he W3atch |
| hhe datch |
| hThe dWatch |
|
| Thhe Wdatch |
| yhe eatch |
| yThe eWatch |
| Tyhe Weatch |
| 6he satch |
| 6The sWatch |
| T6he Wsatch |
| ghe 2atch |
| gThe 2Watch |
| Tghe W2atch |
| rhe qatch |
|
| rThe qWatch |
| Trhe Wqatch |
| Te Wtch |
| Teh Wtach |
| Tje Wztch |
| Tjhe Wzatch |
| Thje Waztch |
| Tue Wqtch |
| Tuhe |
| Thue Waqtch |
| Tne Wstch |
|
| Tnhe |
| Thne Wastch |
| Tbe Wwtch |
| Tbhe Wwatch |
| Thbe Wawtch |
| Tge Wxtch |
| Wxatch |
| Thge Waxtch |
| Tye Wattch |
| Wach |
| Thye Wacth |
|
| Thee Wafch |
| Th Waftch |
| The Watfch |
| Ths Wa5ch |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|