Karaoké White Rose Toby Keith

Yeah the whole town came out to watch

The day they paved the parkin' lot

Somebody hung a ribbon up and then they cut it down

And that big white rose upon that sign put innocence in all our lives

We could see it's neon light to my half a mile out

Gas was fifty cents a Gallon they'd put it in for you

They'd bump your tires and check your oil and wash your windows too

And we'd shine those cars bright as bright

We'd go park underneath that light

Stare out at the prairie skies there was nothin' else to do

And now there's plywood for glass

Where the windows all got smashed

And there's just a chunk of concrete

Where those old pumps used to stand

There's a couple of cars half outta the ground

And that old sign still spins 'round and 'round

I guess the White Rose fillin' station's just a memory now

And the girls would spend a couple of bucks

Just to meet the boys workin' at the pumps

And we'd grow up and fall in love and they've all moved away

Strangers used to stop and ask how far they've driven off the map

And then they built that overpass

And now they stay out on the highway

'Cos there's plywood for glass where the windows all got smashed

And there's just a chunk of concrete

Where those old pumps used to stand

There's a couple of cars half outta the ground

And that old sign still spins 'round and 'round

I guess the White Rose fillin' station's just a memory now

And that neon sign was the heart and soul of this ole one horse town

And it's like it lost its will to live the day they shut it down

Now there's plywood for glass where the windows all got smashed

And there's just a chunk of concrete

Where those old pumps used to stand

There's a couple of cars half outta the ground

And that old sign still spins 'round and 'round

I guess the White Rose fillin' station's just a memory now

Yeah that ole White Rose fillin' station's just a memory now