Music,
connecting
people
always.
D
SONG LYRICS

Something Worth Fixing

Dierks Bentley

Size
LYRICS

Something Worth Fixing

Use A− / A+ to adjust text size
Hole in the drivewaySoaked up with sandOne soap in the kitchenTakes the grease off my handsAnd I've seen goodbyeOn the tip of your tongueBaby, tell me what's brokenBut don't tell me we're done'Cause life's full of potholes, and band-aids, and stitchesHair [?] on thumbnails, and suns above beachesBass boats and two-strokes, and ornery small enginesI'm always workin' on somethingSomething worth fixin'If your heart's in piecesAnd it's hurtin' like mineIf you got the patienceHoney, I've got the time'Cause life's full of potholes, and band-aids, and stitchesHair [?] on thumbnails, and suns above beachesBass boats, and two-strokes, and ornery small enginesI'm always workin' on somethingSomething worth fixin'Could be a five-eight or half-inch, I guessI'm beyond repairing, you put on that dressSome things require a little attentionA wrench, and a prayer, and divine intervention'Cause life's full of potholes, and band-aids, and stitchesHair [?] , and thumbnails, and suns above beachesBass boats, and two-strokes, and ornery small enginesI'm always workin' on somethingYeah, something worth fixin'Something worth fixin'We're something worth fixin'

Are these lyrics correct?

Rate the public version or submit a correction for review.

🎤
LETROU FEATURE

Stage Mode

Large text, automatic scrolling and fullscreen for singing or practice.

⌕
FIND ANOTHER SONG

Find a song

Search by title or artist.

◉
SINGER CENTER

Train your voice

Breathing, warm-ups, pitch and vocal range.

Open tools →
YOUR VERSION

Edit lyrics

Edit as you like or add your notes. The version is saved on this device, is used in the repertoire and Stage Mode and follows the repertoire when you share a new link.

Help improve the catalog (optional)

Send a correction of the public lyrics for approval. The team will check the suggestion and rights before publishing. Your personal notes are not sent automatically.