No Time - Moccasin Creek

The hour glass is running fast

Not much life to live

I hear the birds then a shotgun blast

Don’t know what more to give

Sitting here on the truck again

Sunrise as the day begins

Thinking bout when life will end

And how much time I’ve got to spend, oh no

Let me out this cage, please

No more rage and I’m on my knees

Looking at the stars up above

Knowing that push may come to shove

Grab a bottle put on some shoes

Hit a cow trail what I got to lose

Probably oughta put down the glass of booze

Thinking to myself got the cowboy blues

No can’t be that bad

I’ve come a long way from a redneck lad

Wind blows tree tops sway

Neck redder than some Georgia clay

Head on down to see Williams creek

Sweat pouring from the Florida heat

Take a knee I pop a top

I’m won’t spill a drop

Cause I’m

Sitting here on the truck again

Sunrise as the day begins

Thinking bout when life will end

And how much time I’ve got to spend

Sitting here on the truck again

Sunrise as the day begins

Thinking bout when life will end

And how much time I’ve got to spend

Crickets chirp and it calms the soul

Rednecks never die I’m told

Southern pride brightens up my eyes

And I could stay here til the creek runs dry

Yeah it’s the life I know

Sad old soul on an old dirt road

On the bank of a watering hole

Just me and my dog and granddads cane pole

Fresh pouch of some chew

Thinking bout what granddad do

Whiskey bent and a little hell bound

Sunday morning hear the church bell sound

I kill the liquor spit out the chew

Little old church on a backroad pew

Living life with no regrets

Just a penned up dog being put to rest

And I’m

Sitting here on the truck again

Sunrise as the day begins

Thinking bout when life will end

And how much time I’ve got to spend

Sitting here on the truck again

Sunrise as the day begins

Thinking bout when life will end

And how much time I’ve got to spend

Sitting here on the truck again

Sunrise as the day begins

Thinking bout when life will end

And how much time I’ve got to spend, oh no

Oh no