It’s one of those nights where I can’t sleep, the moonlight shining in on me,
You always said I’d think myself to death.
You made it so hard for me, to be the man I could have been,
There’s more to me than these empty cans suggest.
We started out like a country song with a chorus sweet, and clear, and strong,
But somewhere down the line it all went wrong.
The best country songs have a dark side where you don’t dare hum along,
And Lucinda that was you and me I guess…
So take me back to where the needle hits the red.
So in the end you were like a stranger to me, and I could have done things differently,
But I was stubborn, and you were so proud.
So in the end it kind of just petered you, no violence, no screaming row,
Just indifference, and I don’t know which is worse.
We started out like a country song with a chorus sweet, and clear, and strong,
But somewhere down the line it all went wrong.
The best country songs have a dark side where you don’t dare hum along,
And Lucinda that was you and me I guess…
If I let myself look back,
I see how my weakness made you strong,
You came on like a heart attack,
Now look at all the damage that you’ve done,
That you’ve done.
We started out like a country song with a chorus sweet, and clear, and strong,
But somewhere down the line it all went wrong.
The best country songs have a dark side where you don’t dare hum along,
And Lucinda that was you and me I guess,
Lucinda that was you and me I guess,
Oh Lucinda that was you and me I guess…
So take me back to where the needle hits the red.
credits
from HWY,
released April 20, 2017
Dave Wright- Vocals, Gibson J45, Martin D35, Fender Telecaster, Harmonica.
Robert Barber- Fender Telecaster, Gibson Les Paul, Backing Vocals.
Tim Cavanagh- Bass, Backing Vocals.
Neil Salmon- Yamaha Studio Pro Drumset. Daryl Johnson- Piano, Hammond Organ. John Bryant- The Trombone. Anthony Foon- The Trumpet. Mike Burke- Pedal Steel
Vanessa Hart- Backing Vocals. Althea Del Vecchio- Backing Vocals
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