Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
Doggone my soul how I love them old songs
They were a comfort to me when I was alone
The dancing stops but the music goes on
Doggone my soul how I love them old songs
Now when I hear that double eagle guitar
It makes me think how trouble free, girl, we are
There was a time I spent my nights in a bar
Playing that old jukebox until the honky tonk locks up
Now doggone my mind just won't leave me alone
Keeps on reminding me I'm so far from home
Those heart breaking aching eggs and bacon country songs
They take me back to hardwood floors
Outdoor johns and mason jars
It's all I can do to believe that it's gone
That hard knocking rock and rolling life that I've known
But the dancing is over and the music must go on
Doggone my soul how I love them old songs
But the dancing is over and the music goes on
Doggone my soul how I love them old songs
How I Love Them Old Songs was written by Mickey Newbury.
How I Love Them Old Songs was produced by Don Law.