Pretty little girl
Sweet sixteen
Crying in the dark
On the front porch swing
She's got a secret she can't keep for long
Don't wanna tell her daddy and her mamma
She's afraid ehat everybody's gonna say about her
Once the truth is known
CHORUS
Rock, yeah, they're easy to find
Everybody knows what's wrong and right
Oh, rocks, yeah, who's gonna draw the line
Rock, oh, were made to be thrown
So ye without sin cast the first stone
Dirty old man begging on the street
He needs a job if he wants to eat
Who's he tryin' to fool with the cardboard sign
Whatever you do don't give him any money
Everybody knows he ain't really hungry
He's just gonna spend it all on wine
REPEAT CHORUS
Don't talk to him
His skin's a different color
Two of the same
Should never be lovers
Don't trust him
Because he looks like a thief
We don't like them
Because of what they believe
REPEAT CHORUS
Lorrie Morgan (born Loretta Lynn Morgan on November 10, 1959) is an American country music singer-songwriter. The daughter of renowned country musician George Morgan, Lorrie began her musical career at the age of 13, performing in local venues and festivals. She achieved national success in the 1990s with hits such as "Five Minutes", "Watch Me", and "Something in Red". Her self-titled debut album in 1989 was a major success, reaching number 2 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart. Morgan is known for her powerful traditional country vocals and songs that explore themes of love, loss, and everyday life. She has won numerous awards, including two Academy of Country Music Awards and a Grammy Award nomination. Some of her most notable albums include "Leave the Light On" (1992) and "Shakin' Things Up" (1995).
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