Lyrics Summer Wages - Nanci Griffith

Summer Wages - Nanci Griffith
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Summer Wages, artist - Nanci Griffith. Album song Other Voices Too ( A Trip Back To Bountiful), in the genre
Date of issue: 16.07.1998
Record label: Elektra
Song language: English

Summer Wages

Never hit seventeen
When you play against the dealer
You know that the odds
Wont ride with you
And never leave your woman alone
With your friends around to steal her
Shell be gamled and gone
Like summer wages
And well keep rollin on til we get to vancouver
And the woman that I love
Shes living there
Its been six long months
And more since Ive seen her
Years have gambled and gone
Like summer wages
In all the beer parlors
All down along main street
The dreams of the seasons
Get all spilled down on the floor
All the big stands of timber
Just waiting for falling
And the hookers standing watchfully
Waiting by the door
So Ill work on the towboats
With my slippery city shoes
Which lord I swore I would never do again
Through the gray fog-bound straits
Where the cedars stand watching
Ill be far off and gone
Like summer wages
Never hit seventeen
When you play against the dealer
You know that the odds
Wont ride with you
And never leave your woman alone
With your friends around to steal her
Shell be gamled and gone
Like summer wages
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And the years are gambled and lost
Like summer wages

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