Story Behind The Song
Marriage is a funny thing, wifes have a memory like an Elephant, and guys forget what they did five mintues ago. When it comes to who rules the house hold, well thats a whole different world of its own. I've come to learn let the women speak there mind and things work out a whole lot better, in love and relationships. LOL
Song Description
You can not live with them and you can live with out them. Male learns to just his women rule the roost.
Just agree and let the women speak her mind.
| Song Length |
2:50 |
Genre |
Country - Rock, Country - Rockabilly |
| Lead Vocal |
Duet Male/Female |
Mood |
Adorable |
| Subject |
Loving Marriage, Relationship |
Similar Artists |
Diamond Rio |
| Language |
English |
Era |
2000 and later |
Lyrics
Till the river runs dry (Written by: Larry Vannatta. © Socan)
Me and the Miss the other night. Well we got into one heck of a fight,
and words where used that I dare not repeat.
Dishes where flying across the room and the neighbor's dog was howling the blues
As she yell out those famous words of goodbye.
Chorus
You can put me down you can't shut me up, cause I'll tell you a think or to about love.
You can take this with you till you die.
You can beg and pled and get on your knees, but I ain't gone a let you come back to me.
Not till my dying days, or till the river runs dry.
Well I let her cool down for a day or so, off to her house with a dozen roses
Try to compromise and put the past behind.
Thinks where going pretty smooth but when the door ran I should have known.
The mother in law and a piece of her mind.
Chorus
You can put me down you can't shut me up, cause I'll tell you a think or to about love.
You can take this with you till you die.
You can beg and pled and get on your knees, but I ain't gone a let you come back to me.
Not till my dying days, or till the river runs dry.
Been about three years or so and me and the miss are back you know,
Living just as happy as can be.
But like most common women folk, they rule the roost and let it be know
You just have to let them speak their mind.
Chorus
You can put me down you can't shut me up, cause I'll tell you a think or to about love.
You can take this with you till you die.
You can beg and pled and get on your knees, but I ain't gone a let you come back to me.
Not till my dying days, or till the river runs dry.
Lordy lordy, till the river runs dry.