Wake up, what you been dreaming about
I ain't got a lot to say, but I could talk to you for hours
The way you talk, the way that you breathe
The way that your spirit moves into me
Wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up

[Chorus]
I got three days to wash the road out of my soul
I got three days to love you out of control
And I wish I had a lifetime to hold onto you this way
Love can do some healing in just three days

Yeah, and hold me and help me understand
Why on earth I have to be such a stupid man
To live the way I do, dream the dreams I dream
So far away from you, yeah
Hold me, hold me, hold me, hold me, hold me, hold me

[Chorus]

Three days and nights to put some life back in this man
I ain't holding nothing back
You got all I am
Hearts and souls and dreams in the plam of your hand

[Chorus: x2]


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Three Days Lyrics as written by Pat Green Radney M Foster

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    this song, omg. i love it so much !

    barefootacousticon May 17, 2002   Link
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    this song is absolutely incredible..if you havent heard it download it as soon as possible..it's absolutely amazing

    LILJCOXon July 24, 2002   Link
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    This song explains the exact situation between my girlfriend and I. this song is the greatest description and inspiration to people who are in love but live far from eachother. IT CAN WORK AS LONG AS YOU TRY!!!!

    CrazyRacer83on September 22, 2002   Link
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    I got to sit and drink beer with Pat and Cory Morrow last August at one of their concerts...I asked Pat what this song meant and he said he wrote on his way home from being on the road. Upon returning home he only had 3 days until he had to leave again, so had so much he wanted to do but he only had three days, hence the title of the song!

    1HotTexanon June 30, 2003   Link
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    Man, looks like alot of people outside of texas dont know who pat green is, and they are missing out! I saw Pat perform this song live solo and acoustic, and it blew me away! i thought the song was ok before then, but after that, its one of my faves!

    hollisurferon June 18, 2004   Link
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    this is one of the sexiest songs I've ever heard.

    txteacheron October 10, 2004   Link
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    I think sometimes in a great while there are songs out there that will get inside your head, make it's way to your heart.. then break it. This song has haunted me for a long time. Just a gorgeous piece of work. I'm Glad "1hottexan" commented on what it's about, and the story seems very plausible. I remember when Pat played in my friends' back yard, believe it or not; but "all the good things fade away" he's famous and now the rest of the country gets to share in a truly remarkable Texan. Check it out, it's great. Godspeed

    Thekid2000on September 09, 2005   Link
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    Pat Green was a good artis until wave on wave came out then he just sold out but every thing before that is well written and preformed even better. this sone is in my mind one of the best song i ave herd in a long time

    Kichkinet2003on February 19, 2006   Link

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