That night I hit rock bottom sittin’ on an old barstool
He paid my tab and put me in a cab – he didn’t have to
But he could see I was hurtin’, oh I wish I’d got his name
I didn’t feel worth savin’ but he saved me just the same
And that day out on the water when the fish just wouldn’t bite
I put my pole down, floated around – it was just so quiet
I could hear my old man… sayin’ son just be still
You can’t find peace like this in a bottle or a pill
From a bar stool, to that Evinrude
sunday mornin’ in a church pew
In a deer stand or a hay field
an interstate back to nashville
In a Chevrolet with the windows down
me and him just ridin’ around
yeah sometimes…whether i’m lookin’ for him or not
That’s where I find God
Sometimes late at night, I lie there and listen
To the sound of her heart beatin’ and that song the crickets are singin’
And I don’t know what they’re sayin’
But it sounds like a hymn to me
Naw I ain’t too good at prayin’
But thanks for everything
From a bar stool, to that Evinrude
sunday mornin’ in a church pew
In a deer stand or a hay field
an interstate back to nashville
In a Chevrolet with the windows down
me and him just ridin’ around
yeah sometimes…whether i’m lookin’ for him or not
That’s where I find God
From a bar stool, to that Evinrude
sunday mornin’ in a church pew
In a deer stand or a hay field
an interstate back to nashville
In a Chevrolet with the windows down
me and him just ridin’ around talkin’… well i do that a lot, well i do that a lot
Cause that’s where I find God
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