Don't Throw Wood

Gary Morris

My father was a private man 
Who seldom spoke to me at all 
He ruled his house with an iron hand 
Still he'd catch me if I'd fall 

My mama's somewhere in my memory 
Why she left I never knew 
Sometimes I'd see her in daddy's eyes 
Then he'd shed a tear or two 

For eighteen years I had to live his ways 
I stood man to man that day 
He said out the door and you're on your own 
But take this with you on your way 

Chorus: 
Don't throw wood on a dying fire 
Unless you want that fire to  
Burn burn again 
Tend the embers or spread the ashes 
But see it through till the end 

In one ear and I was down the road 
The years passed by in nothin' flat 
Now I'm starin' at that same heavy load 
My daddy carried on his back 

The only woman that I've ever held 
I'm havin' trouble holdin' now 
She wants to know can we work this out 
I know we would if we knew how 

(Chorus) 

A tear or two and I remembered 
The pained expression on his face 
Then I thought of what my daddy said 
And how it must have hurt to say 

(Chorus)
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