Too many cigarettes
Too many cheap regrets
Too much whiskey but I'll never fret
I got money to burn
Fate with a capital F
Ah, she doesn't budge
Too many stinkin hotels
Too many sinkin' spells
I ain't been to bed'
I ain't goin' yet
I got money for love
And fate with a capital F
Ah, she doesn't budge
She doesn't budge
[Hey, hold it a minute, ghost
Hey boys, everybody, try this]
She ain't gonna budge
You can see it for yourself
Oh, you be the judge
Fate with a capital F
Looking out of boxcar doors
Wondering where I'm heading for
I woke up this morning in New Orleans
Looking back at the same old town
Same old things I never found
Headed for some place I've never seen
She ain't gonna budge
You can see it for yourself
You be the judge
Fate with a capital F
Too many cigarettes
Too many cheap regrets
Face to face with the bottom of the bottle again
It'll never take her place
Even whiskey can't erase
Memories of the way things might gave been
She ain't gonna budge
You can see it for yourself
Ah, you be the judge
Fate with a capital F
She ain't gonna budge
You can see it for yourself
You be the judge
Fate with a capital F
Yeah, you be the judge ...
Joe Ely is an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist born in Amarillo, Texas, on February 9, 1947. His music blends elements of honky-tonk, country, and rock and roll, creating a unique and captivating sound. Ely began his musical career in the 1970s, quickly gaining a reputation as one of the most talented artists in Texas. His albums have been successful both with the public and critics, solidifying his status as an icon of American music. Some of Joe Ely's most representative songs include "Guitar Town", "Down Home", and "I'm a Long Way From Home".
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