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Dustin Miller was my cowboy cousin and he was my brother...now hes an angel for god needed him to be...thank fully i have my BabyGirl Zoey. She is what makes it all worth it at the end of the day. now here are some songs i love. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If I Died Today-Tim Mcgraw If I died today, Who’d turn off my coffee pot? Would there be a street parade? Would I just be an after-thought? If I died today, Would I still be a waiter? Could I fly around like superman? Would I make the Sunday paper? I wonder who I’d see, Cryin’ standin’ over me. Who would just send their regards? Would anybody say that “at least he’s in a better place?” And who would get this old guitar? If I died today, Would my mama keep on prayin’? Would my buddies go out drinkin? Would my alarm clock keep on blinkin’? If I died today, Would I need to be ashamed? Would I be easy to forget? Could I live with my regrets? I wonder who I’d see, Cryin’ standin’ over me. Who would just send their regards? Would anybody say that “the world will never be the same?” And who would get this old guitar? If I died today, Would I see my room from Heaven? Would my family talk about me, At Christmas and Thanksgivin’? I wonder who I’d see, Cryin’ standin’ over me. Who would just send their regards? Would anybody say “what a good guy, what a shame?” And who would get this old guitar? If I died today, Who’d turn off my coffee pot? --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Deadwood mountain-Big&Rich: I've been a rambler, all my life Been a bet it all gambler Yeah I let it all ride Never been afraid of losin Yeah there's been times I've lost it all But it wont really matter Someday when I'm gone You can bury me on Deadwood Mountain By my brother Wild Bill and sister Calamity Jane Don't bring me no flowers Just a six gun smokin Put me eight feet down When you bury me Put me eight feet down When you bury me When your heart runs deeper Then a ghost town gold mine You just know your bound to find that motherload You'll spend your last heartbeat chasing after rainbows No there's no place you won't go To win one more time You can bury me on Deadwood Mountain By my brother Wild Bill and sister Calamity Jane Don't bring me no flowers Just a six gun smokin Put me eight feet down When you bury me Put me eight feet down When you bury me And cover me a little extra deep Cause that's the only way I'm ever gonna rest in peace You can bury me on Deadwood Mountain By my brother Wild Bill and sister Calamity Jane Don't bring me no flowers Just a six gun smokin Put me eight feet down When you bury me Put me eight feet down When you bury me ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tim Mcgraw-My Old Friend: My old friend, I recall The times we had are hanging on my wall I wouldn't trade them for gold Cause they laught and they cry me and somehow sanctify me And they're woven in the stories I have told And tell again My old friend I apologize For the years that have passed since the last time you and I Dusted off those memories But the runnin' and the races and the people and the places there was always somewhere else i had to be And time gets thin my old friend Don't know why, don't know why Don't know why, don't know why My old friend this song's for you Cause a few simple verses was the least that I could do To tell the world that you were here 'Cause the love and the laughter will live on long after All of the sadness and the tears We'll meet again my old friend Goodbye, Goodbye Goodbye, Goodbye My old friend ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tim Mcgraw-Don't Take The Girl: Johnny's daddy was taking him fishin' When he was eight years old A little girl came through the front gate holdin' a fishing pole His dad looked down and smiled, said we can't leave her behind Son I know you don't want her to go but someday you'll change your mind And Johnny said "Take Jimmy Johnson, take Tommy Thompson, take my best friend Bo Take anybody that you want as long as she don't go Take any boy in the world Daddy please don't take the girl Same old boy Same sweet girl Ten years down the road He held her tight and kissed her lips In front of the picture show Stranger came and pulled a gun Grabbed her by the arm said "If you do what I tell you to, there won't be any harm" And Johnny said "Take my money, take my wallet, take my credit cards Here's the watch that my grandpa gave me Here's the key to my car Mister give it a whirl But please don't take the girl Same old boy Same sweet girl Five years down the road There's going to be a little one and she says it's time to go Doctor says the baby's fine but you'll have to leave 'Cause his momma's fading fast and Johnny hit his knees and there he prayed Take the very breath you gave me Take the heart from my chest I'll gladly take her place if you'll let me Make this my last request Take me out of this world God, please don't take the girl Johnny's daddy Was taking him fishin' When he was eight years old ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Those were my favorite songs and still are to this day. They each have reasons and stories behind them and ill rememeber them forever. ~ ::Zoey was here:: Teehee, love ya babe!:3