Songs by Stephen L.


   

HIGH CLASS IN BORROWED SHOES

  1. HIGH CLASS IN BORROWED SHOES
    Stephen L.
    Genre: Country/Americana
    Tempo: Midtempo


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    Lyrics:
                                                      
    Looking back when I was just a girl didn’t have a clue about my Momma's world just down 'n out dirt poor family rich in love They worked all week oh they worked all the time after all the bills were paid we barely had a dime thrift store thrift and hope is what got us through At the end of the week momma knew how to keep the love burning get rid of the blues High class and borrowed shoes Momma turned those heads when she wanted to glowing in that second hand dress she wore like new gentle laughter, loving eyes that’s the kind of beauty that money just can’t buy Didn’t care what she didn’t have, she knew what to do With high class and borrowed shoes Little spit and polish, needle and thread you’d never know how little money they’d spent they looked like millionaires in my eyes Momma and daddy danced all night Others would cut in but daddy didn’t mind Cause momma saved he last dance for him everytime Cause at the end of the week Momma always knew that wold keep the love burning get ride of the blues Closed doors and walls of paper laughing like fools loving for the ages If I learned anything I learned it’s true that High class and borrowed shoes Momma turned those heads when she wanted to glowing in that second hand dress she wore like new gentle laughter, loving eyes that’s the kind of beauty that money just can’t buy Didn’t care what she didn’t have, she knew what to do With high class and borrowed shoes


                                                                                                                                                                                        
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