Makes No Difference
from The Kenny Foster EP by Kenny Foster
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Music and Lyrics by Kenny Foster & Jeremy Silver
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Makes No Difference
I've seen tough and I've seen desperate,
Ain't much difference 'tween the two
The strong man fights to hide the pain
The week one knows is true
You can shoot to kill or get down on your knees
Makes no difference to me
I've had wives and I've had girlfriends, and I lost 'em in the war
A campaign of self destruction I don't fight much any more
I've seen movers, I've seen shakers, widowers and widowmakers
Fate's a bitch, she'll tell you who to be
Makes no difference to me
If you know me, I ain't one to knock
If you're cheatin', you better use a lock
Cause my shotgun, he ain't one to talk
Someone had to make 'em pay, and you might disagree
But that makes no difference to me
I've been told that I should write the stories of my life
Put those evil things I've done right there in black and white
But there ain't no pens or paper here in cell block 33
And that makes no difference to me
Cause if you know me, I ain't one to knock
If you're cheatin', you better use a lock
Cause my shotgun, he ain't one to talk
They were on their way to hell, I just helped 'em get some speed
But that makes no difference to me
Cause if you know me, I ain't one to knock
And if you're cheatin', you better use a lock
Cause my shotgun, he ain't one to talk
Behind these walls as high as Jesus, only death can set me free
And that makes no difference to me
Yeah, that makes no difference
I've seen tough and I've seen desperate,
Ain't much difference 'tween the two
The strong man fights to hide the pain
The week one knows is true
You can shoot to kill or get down on your knees
Makes no difference to me
I've had wives and I've had girlfriends, and I lost 'em in the war
A campaign of self destruction I don't fight much any more
I've seen movers, I've seen shakers, widowers and widowmakers
Fate's a bitch, she'll tell you who to be
Makes no difference to me
If you know me, I ain't one to knock
If you're cheatin', you better use a lock
Cause my shotgun, he ain't one to talk
Someone had to make 'em pay, and you might disagree
But that makes no difference to me
I've been told that I should write the stories of my life
Put those evil things I've done right there in black and white
But there ain't no pens or paper here in cell block 33
And that makes no difference to me
Cause if you know me, I ain't one to knock
If you're cheatin', you better use a lock
Cause my shotgun, he ain't one to talk
They were on their way to hell, I just helped 'em get some speed
But that makes no difference to me
Cause if you know me, I ain't one to knock
And if you're cheatin', you better use a lock
Cause my shotgun, he ain't one to talk
Behind these walls as high as Jesus, only death can set me free
And that makes no difference to me
Yeah, that makes no difference
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from The Kenny Foster EP,
released April 29, 2014
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Kenny Foster Nashville, Tennessee
Writer, singer, philosopher, philanthropist. Kenny Foster has already seen some life, and hopes for a whole lot more of it. Listen to some of the tales he spins, and tell us if your head doesn't do the same. Think on it, and then play it again. It's even better the second time around. ... more
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