Lyrics The Last Thing I Do - James Otto

The Last Thing I Do - James Otto
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Last Thing I Do, artist - James Otto. Album song Days Of Our Lives, in the genre Кантри
Date of issue: 31.12.2003
Record label: Universal Music
Song language: English

The Last Thing I Do

I’ve been livin' on truck stop coffee
Cigarettes and vitamin C It’s a wonder that the Devil ain’t caught me I guess he’s tired of playin' hide and seek
I’ve been drivin' like I’m struck by lightnin'
I think about you, and I start to speed
I might as well be playin' with matches
In a trailer load of gasoline
CHORUS:
IF IT’S THE LAST THING I DO
IF IT TAKES ME FROM TUPELO TO TIMBUKTU
IF IT’S THE LAST THING I DO
I’M GONNA DODGE EVERY ROAD BLOCK, SPEED TRAP, COUNTY COP
TO GET MY HANDS ON YOU
IF IT’S THE LAST THING I DO
A box of chicken and a day old biscuit
Ain’t nothin' left but a few old bones
I oughtta stop, but I’m gonna risk it Caffeine got me chewin' Styrofoam
Girl, I’m callin' out of Kansas City
From a fillin' station telephone
Just had to tell you what I’ve been thinkin'
First thing I wanna do when I get home
REPEAT CHORUS
Well, I’ve been drivin' like I’m struck by lightnin'
I think about you, and I start to speed
I might as well be playin' with matches
In a trailer load of gasoline
REPEAT CHORUS
If it’s the last thing I do If it’s the last thing I do Ah, yeah

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Artist lyrics: James Otto