diggin' holes
Singer:brent cobb
i ought to be working in a coal mine
neck deep in black lung soot
swinging a pick at that mountain side
fit right in where the sun don't shine
yeah i ought to be working in a coal mine
lord knows i'm good at digging holes
well i ought to be drilling for that black gold
swimming in that texas tea
i could make a killing all on my own
selling my misfortune to a family
cause when i hit rock bottom
i ought to be drilling for that black gold
lord knows i'm good at digging holes
well i ought to be working for the railroads
sweat pouring off my back
hauling away a heavy load
it's a far cry from heaven down a cold steel track
and i can't take her with me
yeah i ought to be working for the railroads
lord knows i'm good at leaving town
when it comes to love i ain't got a clue
what this heart of mine is supposed to do
it tears me up inside what i put her through
well i ought to make my living in a graveyard
if i had a shovel i'd bury this heart
six feet down and my last words would be: i never meant to hurt you