Mansion You Stole Johnny Horton
"Mansion You Stole" by Johnny Horton, released in 1956, is a #Country song that explores themes of heartbreak and loss, reflecting on a love that has been taken away. The lyrics convey deep emotional pain over a lost relationship, using vivid imagery of a once-shared home. The song features Horton’s distinctive storytelling style and traditional instrumentation, contributing to its enduring appeal in the country genre.
The mansion I own has captured your heart
You said it was love dear but you lied from the start
I wanted true love but you wanted my gold
Someday you'll be sorry for the lies that you told
You've stolen my heart and you cheated on me
But someday my darling I know that you'll see
A house without love can make you so cold
And you will be lonely in the mansion you stole
You said it was love dear but you lied from the start
I wanted true love but you wanted my gold
Someday you'll be sorry for the lies that you told
You've stolen my heart and you cheated on me
But someday my darling I know that you'll see
A house without love can make you so cold
And you will be lonely in the mansion you stole
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