More songs by Tyler Childers
Description
Cymbal: Kory Caudill
Additional Production, Fiddle, Associated Performer, Background Vocal, Composer, Lyricist, Vocal: Tyler Childers
Accordion, Background Vocal: Matt Rowland
Fiddle: Jesse Wells
Additional Production, Additional Engineer, Organ, Synthesizer: Nick Sanborn
Producer: Rick Rubin
Recording Engineer: Ryan Hewitt
Assistant Recording Engineer: Louis Remenapp
Engineer: Alli Rogers
Mixing Engineer: Shawn Everett
Assistant Mixing Engineer: Ian Gold
Mastering Engineer: Greg Calbi
Mastering Engineer: Steve Fallone
A& R Director: Dan Chertoff
A& R Director: Arielle Blattman
Engineer: Bo Bodnar
Lyrics and translation
Original
All is well that ends well.
All is well that ends well. All ends well that ends well.
All ends well.
All ends well.
All ends well. All ends well.
All ends well.
Back when I was young and gay in the fledgling of my prime.
Back then when I blew through all my time.
It met me like a gurgling spring and I a stream nearby.
Hardly even noticing it passing.
I caught the fairest far and wide.
I'd walk the hills and ridges.
Met them in their parlor rooms of fancy.
I'd drink and swor, sworp and spork through all the towns I'd ride.
And went about a tomcat and a bandy.
All is well that ends well.
All is well that ends well. All ends well that ends well. All ends well. All ends well.
All ends well. All ends well.
All ends -well.
-From Catletsburg to Bluefield, boys, I've seen and had it kind.
I gave my all and took my pleasures randy.
Toe to toe, cheek to cheek in waltz on a switchblade knife.
I went about a tomcat and a bandy.
All is well that ends well.
All is well that ends well. All ends well that ends well. All ends well. All ends well.
All ends -well. All ends well. All ends well.
-When the curtain falls on the part I play too soon for the ones that knowed me.
Raise a toast and toss me roses from the balcony.
Let the thorn and flower and the warm applause be a right and proper eulogy.
Not a dry eye amongst the tomcats and the bandies.
All is well that ends well.
All is well that ends well. All ends well that ends well. All ends well.
All ends well. All ends well. All ends well.
All ends well.
English translation
All is well that ends well.
All is well that ends well. All ends well that ends well.
All ends well.
All ends well.
All ends well. All ends well.
All ends well.
Back when I was young and gay in the fledgling of my prime.
Back then when I blew through all my time.
It met me like a gurgling spring and I a stream nearby.
Hardly even noticing it passing.
I caught the fairest far and wide.
I'd walk the hills and ridges.
Met them in their parlor rooms of fancy.
I'd drink and swor, sworp and spork through all the towns I'd ride.
And went about a tomcat and a bandy.
All is well that ends well.
All is well that ends well. All ends well that ends well. All ends well. All ends well.
All ends well. All ends well.
All ends -well.
-From Catletsburg to Bluefield, boys, I've seen and had it kind.
I gave my all and took my pleasures randy.
Toe to toe, cheek to cheek in waltz on a switchblade knife.
I went about a tomcat and a bandy.
All is well that ends well.
All is well that ends well. All ends well that ends well. All ends well. All ends well.
All ends -well. All ends well. All ends well.
-When the curtain falls on the part I play too soon for the ones that knowed me.
Raise a toast and toss me roses from the balcony.
Let the thorn and flower and the warm applause be a right and proper eulogy.
Not a dry eye amongst the tomcats and the bandies.
All is well that ends well.
All is well that ends well. All ends well that ends well. All ends well.
All ends well. All ends well. All ends well.
All ends well.