Last Dollar (fly away)
Tim McGraw · Number One Hits [2010]
the most beautiful set of wings and I'm so glad
you're here today cause tomorrow I
might have to go and fly away
Hey
I'm down to my last dollar
I've walked right through my shoes
Just a small reminder of the hell that I've gone through
But look at me still smiling as I'm wondering what I'll do
Since I ain't got nothing I got nothing to lose
Everybody say ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
Well my friends are always giving me watches hats and wine
That's how I know this is serious that's how I know it's time
I don't have to worry about things that I dont have cause if
I ain't got nothing I got nothing to hold me back
And 1 2 3 like a bird I sing cause you've given me
the most beautiful set of wings and I'm so glad you're here today
Cause tomorrow I might have to go and fly away
Fly Away
Fly Away
Fly Away
Fly Away
There's nothing thats worth keeping me from places I should go
From Happyville to Lovinland I'm gonna tour from coast to coast
I'm leaving everything behind there's not much that I need
cause if i ain't got nothing I'm footloose and fancy free
And 1 2 3 like a bird I sing cause you've given me the
most beautiful set of wings and I'm so glad you're here today
Cause tomorrow I might have to go and fly away
Fly Away
Fly Away
Fly Away
Fly Away
Look at me so free nothings holding me down (down)
Look at me so free
Can't keep my feet on the ground
And 1 2 3 like a bird I sing cause you've given me the
most beautiful set of wings and I'm so glad you're here today
Cause tomorrow I might have to go
And 1 2 3 like a bird I sing cause you've given me the
most beautiful set of wings and I'm so glad you're here today
Cause tomorrow I might have to go and fly away
Fly Away
Fly Away
Fly Away
Fly Away
Fly Away
Fly Away
And 1 2 3 like a bird I sing cause you've given
me the most beautiful set of wings
(Repeat 4 times)
Last Dollar (fly away)
Tim McGraw's 'Last Dollar (fly away)' stands as a poignant addition to his extensive catalog of country storytelling. Recorded for his 2010 compilation 'Number One Hits,' the track exemplifies the artist's signature blend of traditional country instrumentation and introspective lyricism. McGraw has long been celebrated for his ability to craft narratives that resonate deeply with listeners, often exploring themes of loss, memory, and the passage of time. This recording continues that tradition, utilizing a warm, acoustic-driven sound that characterizes much of his work from the late 2000s and beyond. The song reflects the broader appeal of his discography, which frequently balances commercial success with genuine emotional depth, cementing his status as a leading figure in modern country music.