Paroles:
Williams Lucinda Lucinda Williams

I tried so hard, my dear, to show that you're my every dream Yet you're afraid each thing I do is just some evil scheme A memory from your lonesome past

Get down with him I would risk the serpent's bite I would dance around with seven I would kiss the diamond back If I knew it would get me to heaven '

You don't have to prove Your manhood to me constantly I know you're the man, can't you see? I love you righteously Why you wanna dis me? After the way

Not a day goes by I don't think about you You left your mark on me, it's permanent, a tattoo Pierce the skin and the blood runs through Oh my baby The

You can't depend on anything really There's no promises there's no point There's no good there's no bad In this dirty little joint No dope smoking no

I think I lost it, let me know if you come across it Let me know if I let it fall along a back road somewhere Money can't replace it, no memory can erase

Sittin' in the kitchen a house in Macon Loretta's singing on the radio Smell of coffee eggs and bacon Car wheels on a gravel road Pull the curtains back

Don't wanna see you again or hold your hand 'Cause you don't really love me, you're not my man You're not my man, oh you're not my man Go back to Greenville

Lonely girls, lonely girls Lonely girls, lonely girls Heavy blankets, heavy blankets Heavy blankets cover lonely girls Sweet sad songs, sweet sad songs