Shine It on

JEFF BARRY, THOMAS LOUIS JANS

Shine it on my man forget your troubles if you can
I'll hold you till the down shine it on shine it on
You've been too long on the road and you're ready to explode
Come and lighten up your load shine it on

We had love and not much more but dreams just for free
We sure got lost there dad and mom and me
He'd let me steer on the straitways as we drove from town to town
We knew that daddy's Gypsy blood wouldn't let him settle down
There were times he'd sit right down just plain hung his head
But he'd always lift it up and smile whenever mama said
Shine it on my man.

Papa's gone but Lord his blood is running through my veins
Mama's gone to find him so she can't ease my pain
Another woman holds me now in a little different way
Now I know why papa smiled when he heard my mama say
Shine it on my man
Shine it on my man

Trivia about the song Shine It on by David Allan Coe

When was the song “Shine It on” released by David Allan Coe?
The song Shine It on was released in 1975, on the album “Once Upon A Rhyme”.
Who composed the song “Shine It on” by David Allan Coe?
The song “Shine It on” by David Allan Coe was composed by JEFF BARRY, THOMAS LOUIS JANS.

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