Flying Silver Eagle

DALLAS DAVIDSON, JAMEY JOHNSON

Standing at that pawn shop counter
Trying on the wedding rings
She said she needed silver
'Cause gold just turns her green
I counted out the twenties
And I laid the money down
And we went straight to the Davidson courthouse
After three long years together
She found a banker man
She said she was thinking 'bout her future
And gave me back that silver band
I had it melted down
So I could wear in on a chain
Now it's a flying silver eagle that used to be a ring

I'd rather have this silver eagle
Than all that rich man's gold
It's my one reminder of
A women turning cold
Her love lies in his money
And mines in a pair of wings
On a flying silver eagle that used to be a ring

I couldn't put the past behind me
So I put it in a song
That's how I tell the story
How that women did me wrong
Now I tour across the country
Riding high on the wings
Of a flying silver eagle that used to be a ring

I'd rather have this silver eagle
Than all that rich man's gold
It's my one reminder of
A women turning cold
Her love lies in his money
And mines in a pair of wings
On a flying silver eagle that used to be a ring

I met a homeless man on Broadway
He was holding out his hand
He asked me for a dollar
Said he was once a banker man
'Til that lady took his money
I said man I feel your pain
You might could use this silver eagle
You know it used to be a ring

Trivia about the song Flying Silver Eagle by Jamey Johnson

When was the song “Flying Silver Eagle” released by Jamey Johnson?
The song Flying Silver Eagle was released in 2006, on the album “The Dollar”.
Who composed the song “Flying Silver Eagle” by Jamey Johnson?
The song “Flying Silver Eagle” by Jamey Johnson was composed by DALLAS DAVIDSON, JAMEY JOHNSON.

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