Miranda Lambert Quotes

'Cause I heard Jesus, he drank wine
And I bet we'd get along just fine.
He could calm a storm and heal the blind,
And I bet he'd understand a heart like mine.

Let's shake hands & reach across those party lines, you got ur friends just like I got mine, we might think a little differently but we got a lot n common u will see, we're just like you....ONLY PRETTIER!!

My reputation follows me around,
Just makes me wanna give them more to talk about.
Let’s go to town for a little while,
I’ll be wearing nothin' but a tattoo and a smile.<p>Ain’t no use in tryin' to slow me down,
‘Cause you’re runnin' with the fastest girl in town.
Ain’t ya, baby?
You're kinda crazy.

Every last one, route one, rural heart's got a story to tell
Every grandma, in-law, ex-girlfriend
Maybe knows you just a little too well
Whether you're late for church or you're stuck in jail
Hey, word's gonna get around
Everybody dies famous in a small town.

At the baggage claim, you got a lot of luggage in your name
When you hit the ground, check the lost and found
Cause it ain't my problem now
I can't carry it on, I've got a lot of troubles on my own
It's all over the yard, in the trunk of the car
I'm packing' it in, so come and get it.

Forgiving you,
Well, she's stronger than I am.
You don't look much like a man from where I'm at.
It's plain to see desperation showed it's truth
You love her, and she loves you with all she has
I guess I should've been more like that.

Hey, whatever happened to waitin' your turn?
Doing it all by hand?<br?Cause when everything is handed to you,
It's only worth as much as the time put in.
It all just seemed so good the way we had it,
Back before everything became automatic.

So you treat your love like a firefly, like it only gets to shine, for a little while
Catch it in a mason jar with holes in the top and run like hell to show it off
Oh, promises were made when we'd go walking
That's just me and Charlie talking.

If you borrow dresses like you borrow time,
If you dream all day and drink all night,
If you're looking for love but willing to fight
Over men and mama's and Miller Lites,
Well then, we should be friends.<p>I don't know you well but I know that look.
And I can judge the cover 'cause I read the book
On losing sleep and gaining weight,
On pain and shame and crazy trains.

'Cause it'll all come out, all come out in the wash.
It'll all come out, all come out in the wash.
Every little stain, every little heartbreak,
No matter how messy it got.
You take the sin and the men and you throw 'em all in
And you put that sucker on spin.

Another vice, another town
Where my past can't run me down.
Another life, another call,
Another bed I shouldn't crawl out of
At 7 AM with shoes in my hand.
Said I wouldn't do it, but I did it again.
And I know I'll be gone tomorrow night.
Mm, another vice.

If I was a cowboy, I'd be wild and free,
Rolling around these towns like tumbleweeds.
I'd be a legend at loving and leaving,
Nipping on a whiskey and numbing up my feelings.
You thought the west was wild, but you ain't saddled up with me,
If I was a cowboy, I'd be the queen.

I feel like this long string of lights,
They lit up our whole house on Christmas day.
But now it's January, and the bulbs have all burned out.
But still, they hang,
Like dead flowers.

Hey there, Mr. Tin Man,
You don't know how lucky you are.
You shouldn't spend your whole life wishin'
For something bound to fall apart.
Every time you're feeling empty,
Better thank your lucky stars.
If you ever felt one breaking,
You'd never want a heart.

Forget your high society, I'm soakin' it in kerosene.
Light 'em up and watch them burn, teach them what they need to learn; ha!
Dirty hands ain't made for shakin', ain't a rule that ain't worth breakin'.
Well, I'm givin' up on love 'cause love's given up on me.