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Sugarland

They say in this town, stars stay up all night Well, I don?t know, can?t see ?em for the glow of the neon lights An' it's a long way from here to the

Missed my alarm clock ringing Woke up, telephone screaming Boss man singing his same old song Rolled in late about an hour No cup of coffee, no shower

A Salvation Army band played And the children drank lemonade And the morning lasted all day, all day And through an open window came Like Sinatra in

My mama mapped out the road that she knows Which hands you shake and which hands you hold In my hand-me-down Mercury, ready to roll She knew that I had

What if I said yes? What if I'd gone out that night? What if you turned left Everything would've turned out alright? What if I spoke up? What if I took

My heart's grown cold, there's not much left My blood won't turn and I can see my breathe She walks above the angels room Catch the snow, feels like winter

Radiator says 95 But I ain't felt a drop of heat all night Here in this motel There's no tellin' me nothin' I come here five nights a week To clean the

One more Well, I heard Steve Earle had lots of wives About as many as cats have lives Met 'em on his records and we're good friends He writes a song

Today is my birthday And all that I want is to dig through this Big box of pictures in my kitchen Till the daylights gone This one here is my momma With