I’d Do It All Again Jerry Lee Lewis

Well, the band was on its final break
When he came walking in
With eyes that showed more than his age
He was drunk, worn and thin
He sat down behind-a the old piano
And he ran through a couple of notes
And he said, would somebody buy me a drink, boys
The kind to help me clear my throat?

Then he said
What would you give to hear a song?
What price do memories bring?
It ain't every day you get to hear a living legend sing
I may forget a line or two
A few words now and then
It takes a drink to make me think
And live it all again

Uh-huh, this gray you see don't bother Jerry Lee
And neither do these lines
I may have seen some better days, boys
But God knows, I ain't reached my prime
I've got some scars from a woman's war
And playing those one-night stands
Lord only knows, if I had the time
I'd do it all again