Sawyer Brown - The Dirt Road

Ruby Red Shoes

Well it seemed to be just a dream
But how Is one to know
There was a cat and a man made of tin
There was a chick and an old scarecrow
I got all shook up
I raised my cup
To toast that girl I'd seen
I got my nerve
I threw a curve
And I told her what I mean

Chorus
I said ooh ooh
Where'd you get them ruby red shoes
They look like they could take a man
To a place he could use
We could tap our heels girl
And chase away my blues
If I could talk you out of them ruby red shoes

It ain't hard to tell on a carousel
Just where that horse might go
So I jumped ship
A shootin' from my hip
Headed down that golden road
Well the sky got black
So I turned back
I'm not one to steal the show
Scarecrow was cool
And the cat was too
But me and tin man want to know

Chorus repeats twice



Credits
Writer(s): Gregg Hubbard, Mark A. Miller
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Other Album Tracks

  1. The Dirt Road
  2. Some Girls Do
  3. Another Trip to the Well
  4. Time and Love
  5. Ruby Red Shoes
  6. Fire In the Rain
  7. Burnin' Bridges (On a Rocky Road)
  8. Sometimes a Hero
  9. Ain't That Always the Way
  10. When Twist Comes to Shout

All Album Tracks: The Dirt Road >

Altri album

  1. Desperado Troubadours
  2. Under This Ole Hat
  3. All-Time Greatest Hits
  4. We Got the Night
  5. Joseph's Prayer
  6. Rejoice
  7. Travelin' Band
  8. Best Of
  9. Sawyer Brown
  10. Six Days On the Road

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