Ain't Got Enough Faith

I met a man outside Cincinnati One night in a neon bar I sat down and he said "What you having?" The same way every story starts Couple Coors in we were just-met old friends Talking 'bout cars, how we make ends meet He saw the cross around my neck And said "Is that something you really believe? I've never been the kind to put my faith in something I can't see" Hell, I just laughed and said "I agree"

When I see a sunset falling down Or the Smoky Mountains touch the sky When I see a corn row crop coming out of the ground Or a newborn baby cry Go and count my blessings every night Every time I just can't count that high When it comes to thinking someone's up there looking down Well buddy, I've got to 'Cause I ain't got enough faith not to

I told him how I never would've met my wife If I hadn't slept in and missed that flight Last time I saw grandad Got a little more time 'cause the tire went flat Any man gets lucky once or twice But when it comes to that hundredth time That's when I couldn't be convinced that it's all a coincidence

Coming home to an angel every night With a kiss saying missed you when you're gone Or the sound of little bare feet in a princess dress Dancing 'cause daddy's home Go and count my blessings every night Every time I just can't count that high When it comes to thinking someone's up there looking down Well buddy, I've got to 'Cause I ain't got enough faith not to Yeah, I ain't got enough faith

It ain't always in a church where I feel him closest to me Kinda like right now, a couple Coors in Feeling like He's talking through me

Right here outside Cincinnati The three of us in a neon bar It started out with a "Hey, what you having?" Guess we're supposed to be right where we are Adding this to my list of blessings A little more proof that there's gotta be a heaven When it comes to thinking someone's up there looking down Well buddy, I've got to 'Cause I ain't got enough faith not to Yeah, I ain't got enough faith