Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Highway Café , by - Kinky FriedmanRelease date: 09.07.2007
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Highway Café , by - Kinky FriedmanHighway Café |
| She was only a waitress in a highway café Poured coffee from dusk until dawn |
| But she was heart broken twenty four hours a day |
| For she longed for her trucker who’d gone |
| «I'll make you the corned beef on rye» |
| She’d sing with a gleam in her eye |
| The headlights were burning |
| The big wheels were turning |
| Her sweetheart would come bye and bye |
| He’d park his great semi off Route Sixty Four |
| She’d blush with a sweet little sigh |
| For at half past eleven he’d walk in the door |
| And he’d order a corned beef on rye |
| «I'll make you the corned beef on rye» |
| She’d sing with a gleam in her eye |
| The jukebox was blaring |
| His soft eyes were staring |
| The corned beef would come bye and bye |
| All the drivers remember that night, so they say |
| She’d said her farewells to them all |
| But when the hands on the clock reached a quarter past twelve |
| Her suitcase still stood in the hall |
| And the hours passed by even as the trucks passed by |
| Out on the highway |
| And then two grim highway patrolmen came into the place |
| Shook the rain from their hats and as the poor girl |
| Brought them their coffee, she overheard the words that they said |
| «Oh Curly, did you see that old diesel flattened out |
| Like your damn nose up by the predicament tonight?» |
| «Well, d’you know, he jack knifed that son of a bitch |
| Slicker than owl shit» |
| «here, honey» |
| «Hey man, you don’t suppose that he had a little ol' hog |
| Waiting on him down the line somewhere, do you?» |
| «Oh, hell, Curly, don’t you know that them truckers they got |
| To take out a little filly at every, every café from here to Las Cruces» |
| Now there is a small truck stop on Route Sixty Four |
| If you happen to be passing by |
| But there’s a trucker who never stops in anymore |
| And a waitress who wished she knew why |
| «I'll make you the corned beef on rye» |
| She sings with a tear in her eye |
| And as her dark eyes are glistening |
| There’s someone who’s listening |
| In that highway café in the sky |
| «I'll make you the corned beef on rye» |
| She sings with a tear in her eye |
| And as her dark eyes are glistening |
| There’s someone who’s listening |
| In that highway café in the sky |
| «I'll make you the corned beef on rye» |
| She sings with a tear in her eye |
| And as her dark eyes are glistening |
| There’s someone who’s listening |
| In that highway café in the sky |
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