Lyrics to Carrie Underwood

Dry lightening cracks across the skies.Those storm clouds gather in her eyes.Her daddy was a mean ole mister,mama was an angel in the ground.

The weather called for a twister.

She prayed blow it down,there's not enough rain in Oklahoma to wash the sins of that house.

There's not enough wind to rip the nails out of the past,Shatter every window till it's all blown away.

Every brick every board every slammin door flown away,till there's nothing left standing nothing left of yesterday.

Every tear soaked wiskey memory blown away,blown away.

She heard those sirens screaming out,her daddy laid there passed out on the couch.

She locked herself in a cellar,listened to the screamin of the wind.

Some people called it taken shelter,she called it sweet revenge.

Shatter every window till it's all blown away,every brick every board every slammin door flown away.

Till there's nothing left standing nothing left of yesterday.

Every tear soaked wiskey memory blown away,blown away.

There's not enough rain on Oklahoma to wash the sins out of that house,there's not enough wind in Oklahoma to rip the nail out of the past.

Shatter every window till it's all,blown away,every brick every board every slammin door flown away.Till there's nothin left standing,nothin left of yesterday.

Every tear soaked wiskey memory blown away,blown away,blown away,blown away.