You Can’t Make a Heel Toe the Mark Wanda Jackson
"You Can’t Make a Heel Toe the Mark" by Wanda Jackson, released in 1961, is a #Rock song that explores themes of individuality and the struggle against societal expectations. The lyrics convey a message about authenticity and the inability to conform. Jackson's energetic vocals and rockabilly instrumentation add a lively, rebellious spirit, showcasing her influence in the genre. The song reflects the cultural shift of the era, celebrating self-expression.
They warned me not to fall in love with you
Said you would only break my heart
Your kind, you can't just never change
No, you can't make a heel toe the mark
You can't stop time from rolling on
You can't keep a man from going wrong
You can't change the daylight to dark
And you can't make a heel toe the mark
A leopard can never change its spots
A big tiger will never change its stripes
A hound dog will never change its bark
And you can't make a heel toe the mark
You can't stop time from rolling on
You can't keep a man from going wrong
You can't change the daylight to dark
And you can't make a heel toe the mark
And you can't make a heel toe the mark
Said you would only break my heart
Your kind, you can't just never change
No, you can't make a heel toe the mark
You can't stop time from rolling on
You can't keep a man from going wrong
You can't change the daylight to dark
And you can't make a heel toe the mark
A leopard can never change its spots
A big tiger will never change its stripes
A hound dog will never change its bark
And you can't make a heel toe the mark
You can't stop time from rolling on
You can't keep a man from going wrong
You can't change the daylight to dark
And you can't make a heel toe the mark
And you can't make a heel toe the mark
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