The Firefly's Song

The Firefly's Song - Alan Jackson (阿蘭·傑克遜)

Written by：Robert Lee Castleman

I used to run in a young man's boots

With a young man's heart

A young man's roots

But now I stand where

A young man stood before

I don't run like I used to

This ol' man don't run no more

You used to talk and I used to not

I don't listen but I hear a lot

Don't believe for a second that

My key won't fit your door

I don't want you like I used to

This ol' man wants you no more

Hey hidey ho I used to go where the devil wouldn't go

When the river runs still and the water don't flow

Heaven couldn't stop me then

Hey hidey ho good Lord willin' and the crick don't rise

Life goes by like the firefly's

Where the devil sits with a grin

I used to sing with a young man's voice

A young man't heart and a young man's chioce

I hope my song is what you're longing for

I don't sing like I used to sometimes less is more

Hey hidey ho I used to go where the devil wouldn't go

When the river runs still and the water don't flow

Heaven couldn't stop me then

Hey hidey ho good Lord willin' and the crick don't rise

Life goes by like the firefly's

Where the devil sits with a grin

This crazy life is all we got

Like a shoestring tied in a beggars knot

And at the end that's what this story shows

I don't love you like I used to this ol'

Man loves you more

I don't love you like I used to this ol'

Man loves you more