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Artist/Band: Travis Tritt
Lyrics for Song: Sack Full of Stones
Lyrics for Album: The Restless Kind [Warner Bros] [1996]



(Travis Tritt/Marty Stuart)



I used to be the kind of guy

I could laugh as well as cry

With a heart feather-soft and summer-warm

Since you've left me I've been faced

With emptiness that's been replaced

With a heart that's hard and heavy

As a sack full of stones.



I never thought I'd ever see

The man my mirror is showing me

Lord, I must have aged ten years

Since you've been gone

The longest mile you'll ever crawl

Is the one after you fall

Draggin' around a heart

That's heavy as a sack full of stones.



With the world upon my shoulders

And my feelings on my sleeve

Every time I close my eyes at night

All I do is watch you leave

But by far the biggest curse of being left alone

Is draggin' around a heart that's heavy

As a sack full of stones.



--- Instrumentral ---



Well, I tried turning to a bottle

But the bottle turned on me

I've tried everything

But nothing sets your memory free

I'm serving life here in a prison

That we once called a home

With a heart that's cold and heavy

As a sack full of stones.



With the world upon my shoulders

And my feelings on my sleeve

Every time I close my eyes at night

All I do is watch you leave

But by far the biggest curse of being left alone

Is draggin' around a heart that's heavy

As a sack full of stones.



Yes, by far the biggest curse of being left alone

Is draggin' around a heart that's heavy

As a sack full of stones...


Album Lyrics: The Restless Kind [Warner Bros] [1996]


Travis Tritt
"The Restless Kind [Warner Bros] [1996]"


1. Draggin' My Heart Around
2. Restless Kind
3. Sack Full of Stones
4. Where Corn Don't Grow