Testo Write Your Own Songs - Remastered for Buddha - October 31, 2000 - Waylon Jennings feat. Willie Nelson
Testo della canzone Write Your Own Songs - Remastered for Buddha - October 31, 2000 (Waylon Jennings feat. Willie Nelson), tratta dall'album WWII
You callin' us heathens with zero respect for the law
But we're only songwriters just writing our songs and that's all
We write what we live and we live what we write is that wrong
If you think it is Mr Music Executive why don't you write your own songs.
And don't listen to mine they might run you crazy
They might make you dwell on your feelings a moment too long
We're making you rich and you're already lazy
So just lay on your ass and get richer or write your own songs.
Mr Purified Country don't you know what the whole things about
Is your head up your ass so far that you can't pull it out
The world's gettin' smaller and everyone in it belongs
And if you can't see that Mr. Purified Country
Why don't you write your own songs.
And don't listen to mine they might run you crazy
They might make you dwell on your feelings a moment too long
We're making you rich and you're already lazy
So just lay on your ass and get richer or write your own songs.
So just lay on your ass and get richer or write your own songs...
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Writer(s): Willie Nelson
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