Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Drag Queens In Limousines, artist - Mary Gauthier.
Date of issue: 09.11.2013
Song language: English
Drag Queens In Limousines |
I hated high school, I prayed it would end |
The jocks and their girls, it was their world, I didn’t fit in |
Mama said, «Baby, it’s the best school that money can buy |
Hold your head up, be strong, c’mon Mary, try.» |
I stole mama’s car on a Sunday and left home for good |
Moved in with my friends in the city, in a bad neighborhood |
Charles was a dancer, he loved the ballet |
And Kimmy sold pot and read Kerouac and Hemingway |
Drag queens in limousines |
Nuns in blue jeans |
Dreamers with big dreams |
All took me in |
Charlie and I flipped burgers to cover the rent |
And Bourbons at happy hour for thirty-five cents |
One day before work we got drunk and danced in the rain |
They fired us both |
They said, «Don't y’all come back here again.» |
Drag queens in limousines |
Nuns in blue jeans |
Dreamers with big dreams |
All took me in |
My dad went to college, and he worked for the state |
He never quit nothing and he wanted me to graduate |
My brother and sister both play in the marching band |
They tell me they miss me, but I know they don’t understand |
Sometimes you got do, what you gotta do |
And pray that the people you love, will catch up with you |
Yeah drag queens in limousines |
Nuns in blue jeans |
Dreamers with big dreams |
Poets and AWOL marines |
Actors and barflies |
Writers with dark eyes |
Drunks that philosophize |
These are my friends |