The Wreckage

SCOTT DAVIS, KENNA TURNER WEST, SUE SMITH

One broken bottle
One broken man
Drenched in a bourbon perfume
Just rocking away
In my daddy's chair
Paying the devil his dues

Feel Like I'm goin down with the wreckage
Trapped in this ol' flesh-n-bone
Too withered and worn to weather the storm
Feel like I'm goin down with the wreckage
I'm goin down with the wreckage

Ashes to Ashes
That's what they say
I'm torn between body and soul
Just killing myself
One drink at a time
Trouble is all that I know

Feel like I'm goin down with the wreckage
Trapped in this ol' flesh-n-bone
Father I pray I'll see heaven one day
Lord don't let me go down with the wreckage
Oh don't let me go down with the wreckage

Well they call me a sinner
I reckon I am
But I don't know any other way
And I've been to Jesus time and time again
Lord I just can't keep the devil at bay

Feel like I'm goin down with the wreckage
Trapped in this ol' flesh-n-bone
And I can't believe he bled a river for me
Lord don't let me go down with the wreckage
Oh don't let me go down with the wreckage
Feel like I'm goin down with the wreckage

Trivia about the song The Wreckage by Corey Smith

When was the song “The Wreckage” released by Corey Smith?
The song The Wreckage was released in 2000, on the album “In The Mood”.
Who composed the song “The Wreckage” by Corey Smith?
The song “The Wreckage” by Corey Smith was composed by SCOTT DAVIS, KENNA TURNER WEST, SUE SMITH.

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