Life After Lovin' You - Wade Hayes

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Black coffee and her cigarettes
Another day I'd just soon forget
Doin' time with all my old regrets
Runnin' down another sunset

Albuquerque by the midnight
I found myself some neon lights
Strong whiskey and a bar fight
On the road again at sunrise

And these highways and heartaches
Losin' games and bad breaks
I'm runnin' down and always runnin' out of room
It's been near misses and high stakes
Out of luck and out of place

A dollar short and a day late
Nothin' left to lose
Oh girl, it ain't nothin' new
It's just a Life After Lovin' You

Truckstop, I'm pullin' in
Check the map and hit the road again
'Cause in the rear view lookin' in
I wish I had some coulda beens

And these highways and heartaches
Losin' games and bad breaks
I'm runnin' down and always runnin' out of room
It's been near misses and high stakes
Out of luck and out of place

A dollar short and a day late
Nothin' left to lose
Oh girl, it ain't nothin' new
It's just a Life After Lovin' You

Somewhere this road gettin' over you
Has gotta end
Someday I'll find someplace I can turn around
But for now

It's gonna be highways and heartaches
Losin' games and bad breaks
I'm runnin' down and always runnin' out of room
It's been near misses and high stakes
Out of luck and out of place

A dollar short and a day late
Nothin' left to lose
Oh girl, it ain't nothin' new
It's just a Life After Lovin' You

Oh girl, it ain't nothin' new
It's just a Life After Lovin' You

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Wade Hayes (born on April 20, 1969 in Bethel Acres, Oklahoma) is a multi-talented country music singer. His father, Don, was the leader of the house band at a local nightclub called Charlie’s Palace, where as a young teen Wade learned “the ropes” of playing and singing before a live audience. He was influenced by the work of Merle Haggard, Gary Stewart, Gene Watson, Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings.

His first months in Nashville were long days of construction jobs and long evenings of gigs in local clubs. Burning the candle at both ends inspired his signature song, “Old Enough to Know Better,” which became the only debut track by a country artist to reach #1 in 1995. Hayes continued to occupy the charts with 6 top ten tunes, including #1 “I’m Still Dancing With You.”

Wade withdrew from the crushing schedule of intense touring to spend more time writing and revitalizing. He’s turning heads on Music Row again with his latest album, “Place to Turn Around.” As producer for this project, he assembled an A-list of musicians to record the 11 songs. He wrote 9 of the tracks, provided the lead vocals and some of the harmonies and played guitar on each of the cuts. That Nashville Sound placed the album on their top 10 list declaring “this is an unexpected gem, the most under-rated album of 2009 for sure.” Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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