George Strait - A Showman's Life Lyrics
A showman's life is a smokey barAnd the fevered chase of a tiny starIt's a hotel room and a lonely wifeFrom what I've seen of a showman's lifeNobody told me about this partThey told me all about the pretty girlsAnd the wine and the money and the good timesThere's no mention of all the wear and tearOn an old honky tonker's heartWell I might have known itBut nobody told me about this partA boy will dream as children doOf a great white way, until the dream comes trueAnd a phony smile in a colored lightIs all there is to a showman's lifeNobody told me about this partThey told me all about the pretty girlsAnd the wine and the money and the good timesThere's no mention of all the wear and tearOn an old honky tonker's heartWell I might have known itBut nobody told me about this partAnd nobody told me about this partThey told me all about the pretty girlsAnd the wine and the money and the good timesThere's no mention of, all the wear and tearOn an old honky tonker's heartWell I might have known itBut nobody told me about this partWell I might have known itNobody told me about this part
