| Jamey Johnson "In Color" |
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| I said grampa... whats this picture here. It's all black & white & it ain't real clear... is that you there... he said... yeah. I was 11. |
| Times were tuff back in 35. That's me & uncle Joe just tryin' to survive... a cotton farm... in a great depression. |
| If it looks like we were scared to death... like a couple of kids just tryin to save each other... you should'a seen it in color. |
| Ah... & this one here was taken over sea's in the middle of hell in 1943. In winter time... you can almost see my breath. |
| That was my tail gunner ole' Johnny Magee... he was a high school teacher from New Orleans... & he had my back right through the day we left. |
| If it looks like we were scared to death... like a couple of kids just tryin to save each other... you should'a seen it in color. |
| A picture's worth a 1000 words. But you can't see what those shades of grey keep covered. You should'a seen it in color. |
| This one is my favorite one... this is me & grama' in the summer sun. All dressed up... the day we said our vows. You can't tell it here but it was hot that June. That rose is red & her eyes are blue & just look at that smile. I was so proud. |
| That's the story of my life... right there in black & white. & |
| If it looks like we were scared to death... like a couple of kids just tryin to save each other... you should'a seen it in color. |
| A picture's worth a 1000 words. But you can't see what those shades of grey keep covered. You should'a seen it in color. |
| You should'a seen it in color. |
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