Neal Coty - Two Boys From Creagerstown Lyrics
Albert, you were crazyBut I liked you anywayRemember back in high schoolWe were drunk 'most every dayDrink down by the reservoirDrive through town and drank some more'Til we took out Miss Young's front porchIn my old ChevroletYou thought you were a rich boyIn that big house on the hillWhere we drank your daddy's whiskeyAnd stole your mama's pillsWe were young and stupidIn that summer of eighty-fourCome fall, I left with half my mindFor college up in BaltimoreAlbert, we don't have to talk about it nowTonight we're just two boys from CreagerstownCome this time tomorrow you will lay your burdens downTonight we're just two boys from CreagerstownI remember that December the Charlotte County paper readState's attorney has a witness and overwhelming evidenceAnd I just stood there staring, you know I could not put it downRight there on the front page was a boy from my home townAlbert, we don't have to talk about it nowTonight we're just two boys from CreagerstownCome this time tomorrow you will lay your burdens downTonight we're just two boys from CreagerstownI guess some things are not for us to understandWish you could break those chainsSo I could shake your handAlbert, we don't have to talk about it nowTonight we're just two boys from CreagerstownCome this time tomorrow you will lay your burdens downTonight we're just two boys from Creagerstown