Work Is The Only Meanin' I've Ever

I Got A Burlap Sack, Put A Brick In The Middle, And Filled It With Rags, Corncobs, Some Spanish Moss, And Sand. I Hung That Sack Off The Branch Of An Oak Tree. I'd Wrap My Hands With A Necktie Of My Daddy's And Punch At It. My Mom Gave Me An Hour A Day. My Brothers And Sisters Said, "nah." I Said, "you'll See."

If You Cheat In The Dark Of The Morning, You'll Get Found In The Bright Lights Of The Night.

I Grew Up In Beaufort, South Carolina, In A Six-room Farmhouse With A Couple Of Leaning Posts To Keep It From Fallin'. I Came Up In A Time When Men Were Men.

I Want To Hit Him, Step Away And Watch Him Hurt. I Want His Heart.

I Had A Job To Do In The Ring, And The Businessmen Around Me Had A Job To Do Outside The Ring, I Did My Job By Beating Up Most Of The Guys They Put In Front Of Me And Staying In Shape, But The People I Trusted Didn't Do Their Jobs.