The song "I'll Always Be Glad to Take You Back" is a classic country ballad performed by Ernest Tubb

"The Bottle Let Me Down" is a classic country song written and originally performed by Merle Haggard in 1966

The song "She's Already Gone" by Ernest Tubb is a country ballad that talks about the narrator's realization and acceptance of the end of a relationship

"The Door's Always Open" is a song by Ernest Tubb that explores the theme of longing and unrequited love

Ernest Tubb's song "Mind Your Own Business" is a classic country music tune released in 1949

The Ernest Tubb song "Am I That Easy to Forget?" is a classic country ballad that reflects on lost love and the pain of being forgotten by someone you still love

"Don't Squeeze My Sharmon" is a country music song recorded by Ernest Tubb in 1966

The song "I Told You So" by Ernest Tubb tells the story of a person who warns their former love about the consequences of their actions

The song "Bring Your Heart Home" by Ernest Tubb is a plea for someone to return to a loving and stable relationship

The meaning of Ernest Tubb's song "I'm Waiting For Ships That Never Come In" centers around the theme of hopelessness and unfulfilled dreams