Hole in My Sock

[Verse] Woke up this morning, stepped on the cold wood floor, Felt a breeze on my toes, guess I can't ignore, There's a hole in my sock, Lord, wouldn't you know, But ain't that a way life tends to go? [Verse 2] Mama used to darn 'em, stitchin' late at night, With a hand so steady, under the kitchen light, She always told me, "Son, hold your head up high, Even if your socks are wearin' thin and dry." [Chorus] Oh, there's a hole in my sock but I'm still walkin' tall, A little wear and tear, doesn't bother me at all, Life's full of trials, stitched with faith and rock, Ain't no troubles deep enough to stop this hillbilly talk. [Verse 3] Down at the diner, the waitress smiled at me, Said, "Honey, what's the latest in your travesty?" Showed her my heel through the tattered fabric mesh, She laughed and said, "Boy, ain't life just like that dress?" [Verse 4] Years have come and gone, and I've been through a lot, But I hold on to memories of the love I've got, From threadbare moments to dreams in the sky, Just like this old sock, I keep holdin' on tight. [Chorus] Oh, there's a hole in my sock but I'm still walkin' tall, A little wear and tear, doesn't bother me at all, Life's full of trials, stitched with faith and rock, Ain't no troubles deep enough to stop this hillbilly talk.