Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Parliament Lights , by - Griffin House. Song from the album 42 and a Half Minutes (B Sides), in the genre КантриRelease date: 27.09.2010
Record label: Evening
Song language: English
Parliament Lights |
| When I run out of money, there’ll be nothing left to fix |
| And when I run out of love, I hope to God I feel like this |
| Driving down 5th Street in a broken down Ford. |
| I hang a righteous and you hang a Lord. |
| Leather jacket on the front seat. |
| Singing songs I wish I wrote |
| Roll the window down, take a drag, and say your name. |
| I do my dying, a little more each day. |
| And here I was waiting on a chance just to say: |
| When I run out of money, there’ll be nothing left to fix. |
| And when I run out of love, I hope to God I feel like this. |
| Parliament Lights, cigarette smoke, and the PA Turnpike home. |
| Parliament Lights, cigarette smoke, and the PA Turnpike home. |
| Driving down 5th Street, I’m pulling it in to town |
| I hang a righteous I don’t know if I’m up or down |
| Finished letter on the front seat, murmur words that I wish I wrote |
| Roll the window down, take a drag and say your name. |
| Parliament Lights, cigarette smoke and the PA Turnpike home. |
| Parliament Lights, cigarette smoke and the PA Turnpikc home. |