Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song White River Junction, artist - Ron Pope. Album song Ron Pope & the Nighthawks, in the genre Иностранная авторская песня
Date of issue: 29.10.2015
Record label: 2016 Brooklyn Basement
Song language: English
White River Junction |
White river junction |
Way up north there’s someplace cold |
I could feel your heartbeat |
Through your dress, I pull you close |
The sun’s coming up real soon |
And I don’t know where we should go |
White river junction |
Way up north, somewhere far away from home |
Last I recall, Chateau marmont |
It was 5 in the morning |
You were calling the cops |
And I’d been awake for a couple of days |
Cocain, cocain, cocain |
White river junction |
Way up north there’s someplace cold |
I could feel your heartbeat |
Through your dress, I pull you close |
The sun’s coming up real soon |
And I don’t know where we should go |
White river junction |
Way up north, somewhere far away from home |
So you toed the line, while I drank my wine |
And spent all our money, just biding my time |
Til' you could escape or til' I passed away |
Cocain, Cocain, Cocain |
White river junction |
Way up north there’s someplace cold |
I could feel your heartbeat |
Through your dress, I pull you close |
The sun’s coming up real soon |
And I don’t know where we should go |
White river junction |
Way up north, somewhere far away from home |
As the snow fell, Chelsea hotel |
On the sidewalk staring upwards |
Until I was compelled |
To be on my way, only lies now remain |
Cocain, cocain, cocain |
White river junction |
Way up north there’s someplace cold |
I could feel your heartbeat |
Through your dress, I pull you close |
The sun’s coming up real soon |
And I don’t know where we should go |
White river junction |
Way up north, somewhere far |
White river junction |
Way up north there’s someplace cold |
I could feel your heartbeat |
Through your dress, I pull you close |
The sun’s coming up real soon |
And I don’t know where we should go |
White river junction |
Way up north, somewhere far |
White river junction |
Way up north, somewhere far away from home |