Leavin’s Getting Harder Merle Haggard
"Leavin’s Getting Harder" by Merle Haggard is a country song released in 1980. The lyrics express the emotional struggle of parting from a loved one, highlighting themes of love, heartache, and the difficulty of moving on. Haggard's poignant storytelling and heartfelt delivery evoke a deep sense of longing. Musically, the song features traditional country instrumentation, including steel guitar and fiddle, which enhances its emotional weight. The track resonates with listeners, reflecting the universal pain of separation and solidifying Haggard's legacy in country music. #Country
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Leavin's gettin' harder all the time
Stayin' home hangs heavy on my mind
If I don't travel, I go make a dime
And leavin's gettin' harder all the time
That old fishin' pole looks better every day
And this old curly head of hair is turnin' gray
Just to want to be at home is not a crime
And leavin's gettin' harder all the time
That old fishin' pole looks better every day
This old curly head of hair is turnin' gray
And to hate to be alone is not a crime
And leavin's gettin' harder all the time
I said leavin's gettin' harder all the time
Leavin's gettin' harder all the time
Stayin' home hangs heavy on my mind
If I don't travel, I go make a dime
And leavin's gettin' harder all the time
That old fishin' pole looks better every day
And this old curly head of hair is turnin' gray
Just to want to be at home is not a crime
And leavin's gettin' harder all the time
That old fishin' pole looks better every day
This old curly head of hair is turnin' gray
And to hate to be alone is not a crime
And leavin's gettin' harder all the time
I said leavin's gettin' harder all the time
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