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Alan Jackson ~ Walk on the rocks


After seventeen years behind bars And lookin back on his mistakes He sat down and poured out his heart When his son came to see him today He spoke with a voice that trembled Tryin to hold back the tears He said I aint been much of a father Son, I wish I could trun back the years 'Cause life like a river And the water is deep Cross it with care Or you'll end up like me Let my mistakes Be your steppin stones And walk on the rocks that I stumbled on he said son stay away from the bottle Watch out for the company you keep And hold on to those you love 'Cause love is a mans greatest need The right way may not be easy The right road aint always straight Son, please dont follow the footsteps That lead to where I am today 'Cause life like a river And the water is deep Cross it with care Or you'll end up like me Let my mistakes Be your steppin stones And walk on the rocks that I stumbled on Walk on the rocks that I stumbled on more free lyrics

After seventeen years behind bars
And lookin back on his mistakes
He sat down and poured out his heart
When his son came to see him today

He spoke with a voice that trembled
Tryin to hold back the tears
He said I aint been much of a father
Son, I wish I could trun back the years

'Cause life like a river
And the water is deep
Cross it with care
Or you'll end up like me
Let my mistakes
Be your steppin stones
And walk on the rocks that I stumbled on

he said son stay away from the bottle
Watch out for the company you keep
And hold on to those you love
'Cause love is a mans greatest need

The right way may not be easy
The right road aint always straight
Son, please dont follow the footsteps
That lead to where I am today

'Cause life like a river
And the water is deep
Cross it with care
Or you'll end up like me
Let my mistakes
Be your steppin stones
And walk on the rocks that I stumbled on

Walk on the rocks that I stumbled on

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