Number two (one)Okay, okayNumber two (one)He painted quite a picture for the girls in my home townAnd I was no exception to the ruleSinging all them songs about the places that you've beenMade a body feel just like a foolMy pride was like the paper bag that once had held the wineThrown without no caution to the windHe left me like the empty bottle lyin' on the groundSwearin' he would pick me up againI was greener than the grass we laid onUnderneath that Alabama sunI guess I should have knownThat old highway was his homeHe said that I was prettier than Paris in the rainLord, he filled me full of gypsy liesSwearin' he'd be coming back to fetch me in the springToo ashamed to look me in the eyeI felt about as simple as the cotton dress I've tornSneakin' in the house at 3 a.mMomma liked to question me to death and I was sureHer intuition told her where I'd beenI was greener than the grass we laid onUnderneath that Alabama sunI guess I should have knownThat old highway was his home
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Virginia Wynette Pugh, más conocida como Tammy Wynette (Tremont, Mississippi, 5 de mayo de 1942-Nashville, 6 de abril de 1998), fue una cantante y compositora estadounidense de country, considerada una de las mejores vocalistas femeninas del género.
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