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Something to Keep Me Going - Chris Knight



     
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All the memories of our good time
Keep crowdin' in my mind
But I'm counting on the bad times
To help me leave you behindEven though I said it's over
I'm really not that strong
I need something to keep me goin'
When I'm goneAs much as I want to turn around
I gotta keep drivin' on
The road to me, forgetting you
Is hard and it's longWhen I remember how much I loved you
I just remember how you done me wrong
It's something to keep my going
When I'm goneStill got your photograph in my wallet
Don't know why I don't throw it away
I used to take it out and look at you
To get me through the dayNow I realize when I look in your eyes
I never really knew you at all
It's something to keep my going

When I'm goneAs much as I want to turn around
I gotta keep drivin' on
The road to me, forgetting you
Is hard and it's longWhen I remember how much I loved you
I just remember how you done me wrong
It's something to keep my going
When I'm goneWhen I remember how much I loved you
I just remember how you done me wrong
It's something to keep my going
When I'm gone

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Chris Knight (born on June 24, 1960, in Slaughters, Kentucky) is an American country music singer and songwriter. Having written songs for Confederate Railroad, John Anderson, and Randy Travis among others, Knight[ is perhaps best-known for writing the hit Montgomery Gentry song "She Couldn't Change Me". Knight[ has been compared to Steve Earle and John Prine throughout his career as a musician. Due to his particular fame in Texas, Knight[ been named an "Honorary Texan" by Texas Governor Rick Perry.

Knight started on his musical journey at just three years old when he requested a plastic guitar for Christmas. When he turned 15, he became more serious and began teaching himself John Prine songs on his older brother's guitar. He has a degree in agriculture from Western Kentucky University. He worked for close to ten years as a mine reclamation inspector and as a miner's consultant. In 1986, after earning his degree, he heard Steve Earle on the radio and decided to try his hand at writing songs. After six years of working on his songs he came to Nashville and won a spot on a songwriters' night at the Bluebird Cafe. He snatched the interest of Frank Liddell, who signed him to a publishing deal with Bluewater Music. He then went back home and kept writing, and when Decca Records hired Liddell for an A&R position, Knight got a record deal and Decca released his self-titled debut in 1998. Knight still lived in a trailer house on 90 acres in Slaughters when the album was released. He has since become a popular name in the Americana music genre.

His albums include:
Chris Knight (1998)
A Pretty Good Guy (2001)
The Jealous Kind (2003)
Enough Rope (2006)
The Trailer Tapes (2007)
Heart of Stone (2008)
Trailer II (2009)
Little Victories (2012) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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