Rick Lee James sings Vince Gill's country song about begging for one more chance. The song moves through scenes of a front door and honky-tonk, with a lover asking to stay instead of leaving.
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Had a request for a Vince Gill song, so here's one more last chance, as best as I can remember it. It's been several years since I played it. She was standing at the front door when I came home last night. Good book in her left hand and a roll of tin in her right. She said you come home for the last time with the whiskey on your breath. If you don't listen to my preaching, boy, I'm gonna have to beat you half to death. Give me just one more last chance before you say we're through. You know I drive you crazy, baby. It's the best that I can do. Just some good old boys making noise. I ain't running around on you. Give me just one more one last chance before you say we're through. First she hid my glasses, 'cause she knows that I can't see. She said, you ain't going nowhere, boy, till you spend a little time with me. Then the boys called from the honky-tonk, said there's a party going on down here. Well, I know she took my car keys, but she forgot about my old John Deere. So give me just one more last chance before you say we're through. I know I drive you crazy, baby, it's the best that I can do. Just some good old bones making noise, I ain't running around on you. Give me just one more last chance before you say we're through. You know I drive you crazy, baby. It's the best that I can do. But you're some good old boys at making noise. I ain't running around on you. Give me just one more last chance before you say we're through. Give me just one more last chance before you say we're through.
