Letra Thirteen Silver Dollars

'Thirteen Silver Dollars de Colter Wall' se estrenó el 12 de mayo de 2017.

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It was a cold and cruel evenin' sneaking up on Speedy Creek

I found myself sleepin' in the snow

For one or two odd reasons I ain't too proud to repeat

For now we'll say I had no place to go

It was a rustle and a hummin'

Just a haulin' down the street

I drew myself up from my icy bed

Painted on that shiny car

The letters R, C, M and P

I could feel a little achin' in my head

And then out jumps this ol' boy about twice the size of me

He asked me for my name and where I dwelt

I just looked him in the eye and sang "Blue yodel number nine"

He didn't catch the reference I could tell

And then the old familiar click

And the handcuffs bindin' grip

He should have left me in the snow where I lay

He just laughed and touched his gun

And turnin' to me he said

"Son, I bet you don't own a damn thing to your name"

Well, I got my health, my John B. Stetson

Got a bottle full of Baby's Blue Bird wine

And I left my stash somewhere down in Preston

Along with 13 silver dollars and my mind

Well, I got my health, my John B. Stetson

Got me a bottle full of Baby's Blue Bird wine

And I left my stash somewhere down in Preston

Along with 13 silver dollars and my mind

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Letra añadida por: Andrea Garcia / Revisión por: Letra sin correciones

¿Cual es el significado de la letra: Thirteen Silver Dollars de Colter Wall?

Esta canción "Thirteen Silver Dollars" del artista Colter Wall se estrenó el 2017-05-12, tiene una duración de 150.546 segundos. Thirteen Silver Dollars is the first track on Colter Wall’s debut album and the first single that has been released.\n\nThe story in the song is based on an event Colter had in his own life, as he told Rolling Stone Magazine:\n\nIt was inspired by a run-in I had with a local officer of the law in my hometown of Swift Current, Saskatchewan, sometimes called ‘Speedy Creek. We got to know each other a little more than either of us would have liked, I think.