Authmentis Original Mind CD

Music From The Honky Tonks overflows with heartache, misery, cheatin' (with songs that present both sides of the female part of the triangle), sorrow drownin,' regret and resignation. The album's uptempo songs are classic style fast shuffles. "Heart I'm Ashamed Of You" addresses guilt over foolishly falling in love with an unavailable man, "Close Up The Honky Tonks" finds a woman in love with a man who won't settle down, "The One You Slip Around With" deals with a woman wishing she were 'the other' woman to feel the love that was once hers again, "Back Into My Arms" revolves around regret and resignation of a love lost from a man more attracted to the honky tonks and "The Threshold" tells the story of a marriage where love has died. The tempo change varies nicely throughout the album, and there are a few slower shuffles. "Country Lovin' Night" opens with a reference to twin fiddles in this heartache tale of a woman looking to take the first steps in healing a broken heart. "It's So Easy To Forgive Him" looks at a woman who struggles with her weakness of not having the strength to walk away from her love for her cheating husband, "Your Still On My Mind" finds a woman drowning her sorrows trying to get over, but can't get past, a broken heart and "Foolin' " tells of a woman who didn't realize what she had until it after it was gone. A hit for Loretta Lynn, "Somebody, Somewhere," conveys the aching loneliness of a woman who can't quite understand why she's all alone and left longing for love. "If You See My Baby" is a waltzing heartache weeper about feelings of loneliness and still carrying a torch for a lover who's ...

The following are the lyrics for this CD***Walkin' Ain't Crowded Well I know just enough to have a little funI know you're waitin' for a herobut baby I ain't one Let's take a little walkout in the summer sunlet's just see what happenslet's see where we wind up Well I ain't much for talkand I might get us lost but walkin' ain't crowdedand I got an open heart Well I know just enoughto have a little funI know it's hard to find a good timeand this town could dry you up Let's take a little walkout in the summer sunLet's just see what happensLet's see where we wind up Well I ain't much for talkand I might get us lost but walkin' ain't crowdedand I got an open heart***Papa Can't Break Down My feet are tired!My hands are soreI'm waiting for!that bell to ringIt's hard times here!on the killing flooryou can get used!to anything I've helped you up!and I've let you downbut I'll come around!in my own wayI'm thankful for!everything I gotAnd all I've had!to give away And when I sleep!my worries slip awayAnd when I dream!I'm floating in the waves I wake up tired!before the dawnI'm waiting on!that bell to ringI may wear out!but I won't fadePapa can't break down!till the end of the day ***My Broken Compass My path's been crookedMy heart's been bentbut you've been here with meWherever I went Well I've wandered aimlessand I've been misledI followed rainbows Straight to a dead end There's always someone lookin'For another way to goWell I found that kindred spiritAnd they took another road My path's been crookedMy heart's been bentbut you've been here with mewherever I went Well I've wandered endlessand I have misledbut my broken compassfound a place to begin***Big Hands Not gonna send a letterWon't take it by handNot gonna leave a message!my friendMay as well write it in the sandI'm in no big hurryBut I ...