Ever felt like love was a wild ride that took you through highs and lows? This song captures just that! It tells the story of a passionate but tumultuous relationship between the narrator and Lorrie. Despite their strong feelings for each other, they're constantly battling external disapproval from Lorrie's family and internal struggles with loneliness and miscommunication. The narrator reflects on their journey together, acknowledging the hardships and mistakes they've faced. Ultimately, Lorrie decides she's had enough, leaving the narrator to grapple with heartbreak and the realization that maybe her family was right all along. It's a raw, honest look at love's complexities and the pain of losing something you never fully had.
Good Lord Lorrie
Lyrics
Lorrie lit a cigarette and smiled
And waved the smoke out of her face
With her black hair brown from the summer sun
Green eyes looked around the place
And she told me that she loved me
And I grinned and grabbed her hand and said, "I know"
Let's get from here
Now darling if we're going
Let's go on and go
Well, Lorrie said her family used to have a little money
And they still act like they do
Well, your daddy don't think I'm fit to sit
In the same room with you
And if I ever set foot in Sevier county
Well your brother said he'd break my jaw
And here I sit with the dark haired daughter of Southwest Arkansas
And I've been learning that believing
And that barely breaking even
It's just a part of life for you and me
And I've been living with the loneliness
It's got down in my bones I guess
It's just another phase of being free
And I've been learning how to lose a thing
I never laid a hand on all along
Well good lord Lorrie, I love you
Could it go more wrong
Well good lord Lorrie, I love you
Could it go more wrong
Well D-Queens dry so I bought us both a bottle
In downtown Broken Bow
Lorries got a buddy with a double wide trailer
They were shaking dominoes
And I had good intentions 'til I had too many
I was stupid I suppose
You better put a little money where your mouth is boy
And try to keep it closed
And I've been learning that believing
And that barely breaking even
It's just a part of life for you and me
And I've been living with the loneliness
It's got down in my bones I guess
It's just another phase of being free
And I've been learning how to lose a thing
I never laid a hand on all along
Well good lord Lorrie, I love you
Could it go more wrong
Well good lord Lorrie, I love you
Could it go more wrong
Well Lorrie said I wonder what we ever went through
All this trouble for
You ain't half of who I thought you was
And this ain't fun no more
And her words cut clean through drunk
And dark and dimmin' doorway light
Well I've had all I can handle
Hope you're happy now, goodnight
Guess her folks were right
Guess her folks were right
Well good lord Lorrie, I love you
Could it go more wrong
Well good lord Lorrie, I love you
Could it go more wrong
Writer(s): Evan Duane Felker
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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