Cowboy Caleb Steven - Cowboy Caleb Steven

Am I an Outlaw

My dad played bass in a gospel group
He traveled to churches with me in his troupe
I stood on the platform with a guitar at his side
They all expected me to follow his stride

Now that I'm older my music has changed
Play a bit of Waylon and a whole lot of Hank
I still have a love for them red back songs
Play them now and again to help me along

Oh am I an outlaw for singing my songs'
Is it a sin to play George Jones
Is it okay or have I done wrong
Can I make it to heaven while singing my songs

Now Family Tradition hits close to home
When the people you love try to tell you your wrong
It's not like I'm the on drinking those beers
I'm just on the stage causing their tears

Oh am I an outlaw for singing my songs'
Is it a sin to play George Jones
Is it okay or have I done wrong
Can I make it to heaven while singing my songs

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Writer(s): Caleb Pettis
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