Music video by Willie Nelson performing The Songwriters (audio). (C) 2014 Sony Music Entertainment

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  11. We get to break out of prison

    Make love to our best friends wife

    Have a beer for breakfast in Boston

    Drink rum in Jamaica that night

    We get to tell all our secrets

    In a code no one understands

    We get to shoot all the bad guys

    But never get blood on our hands

    We're heroes, we're schemers,

    We're drunks and we're dreamers

    We're lovers and sometimes we're fighters

    We're students, we're teachers

    We're the devil, we're preachers

    We're true love but mostly one nighter
    We're the songwriters

    *************
    Half the world thinks we're crazy

    The other half wants to be us

    And there're jealous because we get to hang out

    In the back of some big stars tour bus

    We're old boots and tee shirts and blue jeans

    We're cables and strings and E Chords

    We only dress up in November

    When they hand out some writers awards

    We're hero's, we're schemers,

    We're drunks and we're dreamers

    We're lovers and sometimes we're fighters

    We're the truths, we're the lies

    We're stupid, we're wise

    We're true love but mostly one nighter

    We're the songwriters

    **************

    We ride bridges we cross em and burn em

    Teach lessons but don't bother to learn em

    Our mamas don't know what we're doing

    Why we stay out all night long

    I told mine I was a drug dealer

    She said thank god you ain't writing songs

    We're heroes, we're schemers,

    We're drunks and we're dreamers

    We're lovers and sometimes we're fighters

    We're the truths, we're the lies

    We're stupid, we're wise

    We're true love but mostly one nighter

    We're the songwriters

    We're the songwriters…..

  20. Lovely album! Although the songs are all new, a good half of them remind me
    of the best period in the whole history of country music: the outlaw country of
    the late sixties and all through the seventies. That's the country I by far love best!

  24. We get to break out of prison
    Make love to our best friends wife
    Have a beer for breakfast in Boston
    Drink rum  in Jamaica that night

    We get to tell all our secrets
    In a code no one understands
    We get to shoot all the bad guys
    But never get blood on our hands

    We're hero's, we're schemers, 
    We're drunks and we're dreamers
    We're lovers and sometimes we're fighters
    We're students We're teachers 
    We're the devil We're preachers
    We're true love but mostly one nighters
    We're the songwriters

    Half the world thinks we're crazy
    The other half wants to be us
    And the're jealous because we get to hang out
    In the back of some big stars tour bus

    We're old boots and tee shirts and blue jeans
    We're cables and strings and E Chords
    We only dress up in November
    When they hand out some writers awards

    We're hero's, we're schemers, 
    We're drunks and we're dreamers
    We're lovers and sometimes we're fighters
    We're the truths We're the lies 
    We're stupid we're wise
    We're true love but mostly one nighters
    We're the songwriters

    We ride bridges we cross em and burn em
    Teach lessons but don't bother to learn em

    Our mama's don't know what we're doing
    Why we stay out all night long
    I told mine I was a drug dealer
    She said thank god you ain't writin songs

    We're heros, we're schemers, 
    We're drunks and we're dreamers
    We're lovers and sometimes we're fighters
    We're the truths We're the lies 
    We're stupid we're wise
    We're true love but mostly one nighters
    We're the songwriters

    We're the songwriters
    Written By:
    Gordie Sampson, Bill Anderson

  26. ¿Por favor, alguien puede transcribir la letra de esta canción?
    Please, someone can transcribe the lyrics of this song?
    Bitte kann jemand die Lyrics von diesem Song transkribieren?
    S'il vous plaît quelqu'un peut transcrire les paroles de cette chanson?
    Gracias! Thanks! Danke! Merci.

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