
Chain-Link Fence
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- country
- singer-songwriter
- 1990s
- good artist
- male vocalist
- fiddle
- rock
- country rock
- southern rock
- uptempo hardcore
- live
Lyrics
Verse 1
I was seventeen with a borrowed truck
Mama hollered don't you stay out late
Met you down at Miller's corner store
Two cherry Cokes and a paper sack
You climbed in and slammed the rusty door
Said your daddy wouldn't like it much
Pre-Chorus
So we drove
Past the water tower
Past the county line
Where the blacktop ends
Chorus
By the chain-link fence
Where the tall grass bends
Where the creek runs low
That's where we'd go
By the chain-link fence
Every Friday night
Just two kids and the radio
Verse 2
Your brother caught us sneaking back at dawn
Said he'd tell if I didn't mow his yard
So I pushed that mower all July
Sweat and gasoline and purple sky
You watched me from the porch swing laughing hard
And I'd do it twice again
Pre-Chorus
For one more drive
Past the water tower
Past the county line
Where the blacktop ends
Chorus
By the chain-link fence
Where the tall grass bends
Where the creek runs low
That's where we'd go
By the chain-link fence
Every Friday night
Just two kids and the radio
Fiddle Solo
Bridge
Summers fade
Towns get small
People grow
And I still call
Your name sometimes
When the courthouse clock
Rings out the hour
I swear I hear your laugh
Chorus
By the chain-link fence
Where the tall grass bends
Where the creek runs low
That's where we'd go
By the chain-link fence
Every Friday night
Just two kids and the radio
Outro
Mm
Two kids and the radio
Mm-hmm
Just two kids and the radio
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