This old world is full of singersBut just a few are chosenTo tear your heart out when they singImagine life without themAll your radio heroesLike the outlaw that walks through Jesse's dreamsNo, there'll never be anotherRed Headed StrangerA Man In Black, Folsom Prison BluesThe Okie from MuskogeeHello TarlaLord I wonder who's gonna fill their shoes?Who's gonna fill their shoes?Who's gonna stand that tall?Who's gonna play the OpryAnd the Wabash Cannonball?Who's gonna give their heart and soulTo get to me and you?Lord, I wonder who's gonna fill their shoes?God bless the boys from MemphisBlue Suede Shoes and ElvisMuch too soon he left this world in tearsThey tore up the fiftiesOl' Jerry Lee and CharlieAnd Go Cat Go still echoes through the yearsBut you know the heart of country musicStill beats in Luke The DrifterYou can tell it when he sings I Saw The LightOl' Marty and Hank and LeftyWhy I can feel them right here with meOn this Silver Eagle rolling through the nightWho's gonna fill their shoes?Who's gonna stand that tall?Who's gonna play the OpryAnd the Wabash Cannonball?Who's gonna give their heart and soulTo get to me and you?Lord, I wonder who's gonna fill their shoes?
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George Glenn Jones (12 de septiembre de 1931 - 26 de abril de 2013) fue un cantante country estadounidense conocido por su larga lista de éxitos, distintiva voz y fraseos y su matrimonio con Tammy Wynette.
En los últimos 20 años fue conocido como "the…
