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Brooks & Dunn ~ Goin' Under Gettin' Over You


I woke up in the front yard In the back seat of a buick With the lights and the radio on I stumbled 'cross the grass To the front porch through the door Of a house that once was our home If love once lived here you can't tell it If i could just let go i'd sell it Oh, i'm goin' under gettin' over you Made my way down the hall Through the boxes to the bed Where i used to hold you all night long Your perfume on the pillow Where you once laid your head Stays there to remind me you're gone It's gonna tear me apart if i let it I should just move on and forget it But, i'm goin' under gettin' over you The days are long and the nights are tough All alone it's just too much I'm not handlin' well what i'm goin' through The whiskey ain't strong enough My hearts down to givin' up I'm down to my last cigarette too Oh, i'm goin' under gettin' over you © 1999 sony/atv songs llc, showbilly music (bmi) (all rights adm. by Sony/atv Music publishing) more free lyrics

I woke up in the front yard
In the back seat of a buick
With the lights and the radio on
I stumbled 'cross the grass
To the front porch through the door
Of a house that once was our home
If love once lived here you can't tell it
If i could just let go i'd sell it
Oh, i'm goin' under gettin' over you

Made my way down the hall
Through the boxes to the bed
Where i used to hold you all night long
Your perfume on the pillow
Where you once laid your head
Stays there to remind me you're gone
It's gonna tear me apart if i let it
I should just move on and forget it
But, i'm goin' under gettin' over you

The days are long and the nights are tough
All alone it's just too much
I'm not handlin' well what i'm goin' through
The whiskey ain't strong enough
My hearts down to givin' up
I'm down to my last cigarette too
Oh, i'm goin' under gettin' over you

© 1999 sony/atv songs llc, showbilly music (bmi) (all rights adm. by
Sony/atv
Music publishing)

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