Dean Brody - This Ain't the Same Town (That I Painted Red) Lyrics

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This Ain't the Same Town (That I Painted Red)

This Ain't the Same Town (That I Painted Red) Lyrics |
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What Are The Lyrics For This Ain't the Same Town (That I Painted Red) By Dean Brody?
There's brand new Ranger Rovers
All over these streets And the people who drive 'em Ain't no kin to me I guess the gun racks and six packs All left when I did This ain't the same town That I painted red With a pair of black tire marks On old airport road Racing for the pink slip In my white GTO Well it's only ten-thirty And their all home in bed This ain't the same town That I painted red They'll probably look at me funny Or lock me up good If I drove down main street With a deer on my hood No more eight-ball at Bulldogs Now it's Starbucks in the store No, this ain't the same town That I painted red At the old golden palace On a Friday night tear With Amber Lin Austin And her frosty blonde hair Now when I see her daddy He don't want me dead No, this ain't the same town That I painted red Here we go boys There's no faded blue jeans Her own worn out boots Yes, what they call progress Is done plowed up my roots Now I'm sure they're good folks But with that being said This ain't the same town That I painted red No, this ain't the same town That I painted red |
Who Wrote This Ain't the Same Town (That I Painted Red) By Dean Brody?
James Melton, Jim Collins, Neal Lee Coty
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