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Lyrics
Jay Michael Adams
Thirty-five
Kentucky born and he's survived
By his wife and his three boys
Good Lord
Plain wooden casket
Peace Lilies and a wicker basket
Dry eyes, it's no surprise
He was livin' on borrowed time
Who did it
Who done did it
Somebody took one for the team
Who did it
Who done did it
Never gonna find out it was me
She called me up at a quarter past three
Big sister he hit me
Enough is enough
Said Give me fifteen 'cos blood's thicker than whiskey
I waited long enough 'till he was blackout drunk
Cinder block on the pedal
Threw him in his truck
Ashes to ashes and dust to dust
Who did it
Who done did it
Never gonna find out it was me
Who did it
Who done did it
Take it to the grave baby
Rest in peace
His mama's still cryin' and the preacher keeps on lyin'
No he was not a man of God 'cos he been caught too many times
He was a thief and a cheater
A natural born deceiver
But the moment that he beat her his ass was mine
She called me up at a quarter past three
Big sister he hit me
Enough is enough
Said Give me fifteen 'cos blood's thicker than whiskey
I waited long enough 'till he was blackout drunk
Cinder block on the pedal
Threw him in his truck
Ashes to ashes and dust to dust
Who did it
Who done did it
Never gonna find out it was me
Who did it
Who done did it
Take it to the grave baby
Rest in peace
I don't claim to be a saint but no it didn't feel like a sin
It felt like he got what was comin' to him
She called me up at a quarter past three
Big sister he hit me
Enough is enough
Said Give me fifteen 'cos blood's thicker than whiskey
I waited long enough 'till he was blackout drunk
Cinder block on the pedal
Threw him in his truck
Ashes to ashes and dust to dust
Who did it
Who done did it
Never gonna find out it was me
Who did it
Who done did it
Take it to the grave baby
Rest in peace
Information
As made famous by Taylor Austin Dye
Original songwriters : Taylor Austin Dye, Nicole Croteau, Chris Utley
Any reproduction is prohibited
This title is a cover of Rest in Peace as made famous by Taylor Austin Dye
