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Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway - She'll Change (Live)

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Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway perform “She'll Change,“ from their Nonesuch Records debut album, 'Crooked Tree,' out now: Written by Molly Tuttle and Ketch Secor Molly Tuttle - Guitar, Vocals Shelby Means - Bass, Harmonies Kyle Tuttle - Banjo, Harmonies Bronwyn Keith-Hynes - Fiddle Dominick Leslie - Mandolin Filmed at Hartland Studios in Nashville Video Directed and edited by Michael Kessler Recorded and mixed by Ryan McFadden Mastered by Edsel Holden #mollytuttle #goldenhighway #crookedtree Lyrics: She don’t worry bout tomorrow She’s got plenty on her mind Don’t have to beg steal or borrow Just snaps her little fingers and they all stand in line She’s never heard the word division She don’t defend or deny In her reach she’s got every single piece she needs to survive And a dagger by her side She can paint the sun at midnight Roll out the moon at the break of day One woman many wonders One road many ways Just when you think you know her she’ll change She knows just how to turn your tables She’ll leave you tongue tied and talkin’ rhyme Notice when she tells the fable She’ll have you hangin’ like a picture of a fool off every line Don’t look too careful or you’ll miss her She lights up every silver screen And if you dare to wish her well you better watch yourself Cause all bets are off She’ll take you for everything She can paint the sun at midnight Roll out the moon at the break of day One woman many wonders One road many ways Just when you think you know her she’ll change If you’re so fortunate to love her Don’t let a moment pass you by Cause times running thin she’ll be on the move again Before you even say the word goodbye She can paint the sun at midnight Roll out the moon at the break of day One woman many wonders One road many ways Just when you think you know her she’ll change

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