| I’m cast in a corner bar and you’d tell me
|
| Naked ladies in the sunlight, they adore me
|
| And I can only turn to walk away, because I only have a Christian education
|
| And with a sullen mind, I carry you
|
| And with a sullen mind, I’m fair
|
| And with a sullen mind, I laid down
|
| And with a sullen mind, I’m out of here
|
| I’m cast in a corner bar and you’d tell me
|
| I can take any motherfucker home who loves me
|
| And I can only turn to walk away, because I only have a Christian education
|
| And with a sullen mind, I carry you
|
| And with a sullen mind, I’m there
|
| And with a sullen mind, I laid down
|
| And with a sullen mind, I’m out of here
|
| I’m cast in a corner bar and you’d tell me
|
| That I can go out any night with no money
|
| And I can only turn to walk away, because I only have a Christian education
|
| And with a sullen mind, I carry you
|
| And with a sullen mind, I’m fair
|
| And with a sullen mind, I laid down
|
| And with a sullen mind, I’m out of here
|
| Seventeen past three, and I’m waiting on a friend
|
| He owes me cigarrettes, and I owe him gasoline
|
| Half past four, and the speed is kicking in
|
| Honey, come on over and I’ll show you where I begin
|
| And with a sullen mind, I carry you
|
| And with a sullen mind, I’m there
|
| And with a sullen mind, I laid down
|
| And with a sullen mind, I’m out of here |