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Daryle Singletary Old Violin Lyrics
(feat. Johnny Paycheck)Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 8.75/10 [4 votes]Album: That's Why I Sing This Way / Original Release Date: 2002-04-23Genre: CountrySong Duration: 3 min 29 sec
Old Violin
Daryle Singletary
Daryle Singletary
DARYLE SINGLETARY
- Old Violin Lyrics (feat. Johnny Paycheck)My momma used to tell me son you better get your work done your daddy's coming home at five
And if you ain't all thru with the chores you gotta do boy I'm gonna tan you alive
I was glued to the radio listening to my hero singing those sad old songs
Singing them sadder than a one car funeral nobody sings like Jones
I'd take that old kitchen broom up to my room and I'd play it like an old guitar
Or sit out on the porch trying to sing like George dreaming of becoming a star
Well things I never did when I was just a kid made what I am today
See momma used to whoop me with a George Jones album that's why I sing this way
So I ended up in Nashville working at a saw mill just to be close to the stars
I got a little broke but I couldn't ask my folks so I had to hock my old guitar
I still hang around tootsie's orchid lounge thinking he'll walk thru that door
But a voice in my mind says you wasting your time cause George don't drink no more
I used to take that old broom up to my room and I played it like an old guitar
Or sit out on the porch trying to sing like George dreaming of becoming a star
Well things I never did when I was just a kid made what I am today
You see momma used to whoop me with a George Jones album that's why I sing this way
Well things I never did when I was just a kid made what I am today
You see momma used to whoop me with a George Jones album that's why I sing this way
Momma used to whoop me with a George Jones album that's why I sing this way
And if you ain't all thru with the chores you gotta do boy I'm gonna tan you alive
I was glued to the radio listening to my hero singing those sad old songs
Singing them sadder than a one car funeral nobody sings like Jones
I'd take that old kitchen broom up to my room and I'd play it like an old guitar
Or sit out on the porch trying to sing like George dreaming of becoming a star
Well things I never did when I was just a kid made what I am today
See momma used to whoop me with a George Jones album that's why I sing this way
So I ended up in Nashville working at a saw mill just to be close to the stars
I got a little broke but I couldn't ask my folks so I had to hock my old guitar
But a voice in my mind says you wasting your time cause George don't drink no more
I used to take that old broom up to my room and I played it like an old guitar
Or sit out on the porch trying to sing like George dreaming of becoming a star
Well things I never did when I was just a kid made what I am today
You see momma used to whoop me with a George Jones album that's why I sing this way
Well things I never did when I was just a kid made what I am today
You see momma used to whoop me with a George Jones album that's why I sing this way
Momma used to whoop me with a George Jones album that's why I sing this way
Facts about Old Violin
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Old Violin is written by Johnny Paycheck.
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It is first released on April 23, 2002 as part of Daryle Singletary's album "That's Why I Sing This Way" which includes 12 tracks in total.
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When we delve into what the artist truly meant to convey, Daryle Singletary’s 'Old Violin' is a song that vividly expresses the feeling of loneliness and uselessness. The singer is likening himself to an old violin that has just been put away and that no one will ever play again. The lyrics show the sorrowful side of the old violin being pushed away not only in the world of music but also in the singer's life and in his passion for country music. Old violin (feat. johnny paycheck) lyrics convey mostly through the themes of reflection, solitude, heartbreak, despair, and anxiety. Simultaneously, the song highlights the necessity of loneliness and despair, self-discovery, and identity, and the inevitability of time and loss. The lyrics are speaking about loneliness and introspection that can be considered as difficult to grasp for the younger audience. Although there is no offensive language or graphic content, the emotional intensity and the metaphorical depiction of the feelings of despair may still necessitate the presence of a parent.
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Old Violin falls under the genre Country.
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Old Violin song length is 3 minutes and 29 seconds.
Who wrote Old Violin lyrics?
Old Violin is written by Johnny Paycheck.
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When was Old Violin released?
It is first released on April 23, 2002 as part of Daryle Singletary's album "That's Why I Sing This Way" which includes 12 tracks in total.
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What is the meaning behind Old Violin lyrics?
When we delve into what the artist truly meant to convey, Daryle Singletary’s 'Old Violin' is a song that vividly expresses the feeling of loneliness and uselessness. The singer is likening himself to an old violin that has just been put away and that no one will ever play again. The lyrics show the sorrowful side of the old violin being pushed away not only in the world of music but also in the singer's life and in his passion for country music. Old violin (feat. johnny paycheck) lyrics convey mostly through the themes of reflection, solitude, heartbreak, despair, and anxiety. Simultaneously, the song highlights the necessity of loneliness and despair, self-discovery, and identity, and the inevitability of time and loss. The lyrics are speaking about loneliness and introspection that can be considered as difficult to grasp for the younger audience. Although there is no offensive language or graphic content, the emotional intensity and the metaphorical depiction of the feelings of despair may still necessitate the presence of a parent.
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Which genre is Old Violin?
Old Violin falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song Old Violin?
Old Violin song length is 3 minutes and 29 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Johnny Paycheck
Record Label(s): 2002 Audium
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