When was the song “Lexington Jail” released by Tim Easton?

The song Lexington Jail was released in 2003, on the album “Break Your Mother's Heart”.

Who composed the song “Lexington Jail” by Tim Easton?

The song “Lexington Jail” by Tim Easton was composed by TIMOTHY E EASTON.

Tim Easton

Lexington Jail

TIMOTHY E EASTON

Well I don't have a nickel to put in your cup,
And I don't have ten dollars just so you can fix up.
I'm a travelin' myself,
I don't appreciate your empty gas tank lines.
I get back home tomorrow,
Or maybe just lay down and die.

I might have a true love but I'm just looking for a roof,
I never lasted in a lie to her,
But I might not tell the truth to you.
And the truth about my home is, that it's just easier to lie.
Well a home is where I lay my head,
Or maybe where I just lay down and die.

I went to see some friends down Kentucky way,
Spent the night getting sober in the Lexington jail.
And when they let me go,
I just stood with my hands to the sky.
I'll be in Tennessee tomorrow,
Or maybe just lay down and die.

Said I don't have two nickels to put in your cup,
And I don't have ten dollars just so you can fix up.
I'm atravelin' myself,
I don't appreciate your empty gas tank lines.
All lies.

I get back home tomorrow,
Maybe just lay down and die.
I get back home tomorrow,
Maybe just lay down and die.
I get back home tomorrow,
Maybe just lay down and die.

Trivia about the song Lexington Jail by Tim Easton

When was the song “Lexington Jail” released by Tim Easton?: The song Lexington Jail was released in 2003, on the album “Break Your Mother's Heart”.
Who composed the song “Lexington Jail” by Tim Easton?: The song “Lexington Jail” by Tim Easton was composed by TIMOTHY E EASTON.