I Put Your Picture Away

Kid Rock · Other Songs - Kid Rock

(Kid Rock) Livin' my life in a slow hell



Different girl every night at the hotel



I aint seen the sun shine in 3 damn days



Been fuelin' up on cocaine and whisky



Wish I had a good girl to miss me



Lord I wonder if I'll ever change my ways



I put your picture away



Sat down and cried the day



I can't look at you while I'm lyin' next to her



I put your picture away, sat down and cried today



I can't look at you while I'm lyin' next to her



(Sherly Crow)



I called you lastnight in the hotel



Everyone knows but they wont tell



But their half hearted smiles tell me



Somethin' just ain't right



I been waitin' on you for a long time



Fuelin' up on heartaches and cheap wine



I ain't heard from you in 3 damn nights



I put your picture away



I wonder where you been



I can't look at you while I'm lyin' next to him



I put your picture away



I wonder where you been



I can't look at you while I'm lyin' next to him



I saw ya yesterday with an old friend



(Kid Rock)



It was the same ole same "how have you been"



(Both)



Since you been gone my worlds been dark & grey



(Kid Rock)



You reminded me of brighter days



(Sheryl Crow)



I hoped you were comin' home to stay



I was head of the church



(Kid Rock)



I was off to drink you away



(Both)



I thought about you for a long time



Can't seem to get you off my mind



I can't nderstand why we're living life this way



I found your picture today



I swear I'll change my ways



I just called to say I want you to come back home



I found your picture today



I swear I'llc hange my ways



I just called to say I want you to come back home



I just called to say, I love you come back home

About I Put Your Picture Away

Kid Rock's "I Put Your Picture Away" stands as a defining track from his 2003 album *Cocky*, blending his signature hard rock energy with a distinct country-rock influence. The song features a driving rhythm section and a vocal delivery that showcases Rock's ability to merge his Texas roots with a polished, arena-ready sound. Released during a period where Rock was actively redefining his musical identity beyond his earlier blues-rock and metal roots, the recording captures the raw, unapologetic attitude characteristic of his work in the early 2000s. Musically, the track serves as a testament to Rock's versatility, incorporating elements of Southern rock and Americana while maintaining the high-octane power associated with his career. It reflects the broader trend of rock artists integrating country instrumentation and lyrical themes, creating a hybrid style that resonated with a wide audience. The song remains a staple of his discography, often performed live to highlight his enduring connection to rock and roll traditions while evolving his sonic palette.