Oh, if I had a big ol' eraser
I'd start from today
And go back through life's pages
And correct a lot of things
Yeah, steppin' on toes with my foot in my mouth
Yeah, thought I was the king
But that was back
Back when I knew everything
Yeah, a good hard head and no regrets
Is what I thought made the man
But now life's hard knocks is about all
I've got
And sorry's what I am
Yeah, I had my old worn-out opinion
Oh, and I sure made it plain
But that was back
Back when I knew everything
CHORUS
So whaddya say forgive and foget
One more chance is all I need
Yeah, this ol' loose cannon is a mighty
long shot
This time I'm askin' please
Yeah that's right, I was wrong
Now all that I can say
Is that was back
Back when I knew everything
Bridge
A little too big for my britcher
But life's a whittled me down to size
I just hope there's enough of me left
To apologize
(Repeat chorus)
Oh, that was back
Back when I knew everything
Aaron Dupree Tippin, known simply as Aaron Tippin, is an American country singer and songwriter born in Covington, Kentucky, on November 1, 1958. Tippin made his debut in 1990 with the album "The First Time", which included the hit single "I'm So Excited". His musical style is characterized by a blend of traditional country and rock, with lyrics often focusing on patriotic themes, everyday stories, and love. Among his most notable successes are "You've Got to Stand for Something", "Where the Stars and Stripes and the Eagle Fly" and "Kiss This". Tippin has collaborated with artists such as Garth Brooks and George Jones, and has won numerous awards throughout his career, including the ACM Award for Song of the Year.
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