Same Old Man

Verse 1

Down the road of life we all go our separate ways

People come and go like the seasons change

Time flies, so fast you barely see it passing by

Verse 2

In a couple of decades, I'll be half of what I am

My hair'll be gone, and I'll probably have a belly hangin'

I'll look at me in the mirror like, "Where'd all my money and youth go at?"

Chorus

If I lose my job or my house, I know I can get 'em back

And if you say goodbye, well, I'll just find somebody else

But if it comes down to what's left, I'll still be that same old man

With my truck, my dog, my guitar, my boots and my western hat

Verse 3

I'll still get drunk on a Friday night, I know I will

I'll still laugh at the same old jokes, I bet I still

'Cause that's just who I am, and that ain't ever gonna change

Verse 4

I'm gonna get some wrinkles, but I ain't gonna get wise

Ain't gonna settle down if it means givin' up my life

It might be a lost cause, but I'm gonna keep tryin'

Chorus

If I lose my job or my house, I know I can get 'em back

And if you say goodbye, well, I'll just find somebody else

But if it comes down to what's left, I'll still be that same old man

With my truck, my dog, my guitar, my boots and my western hat

Yeah, if I lose my job or my house, I know I can get 'em back

And if you say goodbye, well, I'll just find somebody else

But if it comes down to what's left, I'll still be that same old man

With my truck, my dog, my guitar, my boots and my western hat

Yeah, my boots and my western hat