Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Diesel Café , by - The Bellamy Brothers. Song from the album Restless, in the genre КантриRelease date: 15.06.1984
Record label: Curb
Song language: English
Diesel Café |
| Well the coffee is thirty weight |
| And there’s grease in the beans |
| And the steak tastes like old shoe tongue |
| And the waitress is mean |
| But the sign says you’re welcome here |
| If you drive a truck |
| If you’re lonely and yearn for lov |
| Or you’re down on your luck |
| And the diesel cafe lulls me away |
| I spend every passing day at the diesel cafe |
| There’s red velvet stairs to climb |
| With the rooms at the top |
| And girls there who go for love |
| And they don’t ever stop |
| And the jukebox plays old love songs |
| Filled with heartache and pain |
| While the sun shines all over tow |
| On the cafe it rains |
| And the diesel cafe lulls me away |
| I spend every passing day at the diesel cafe |
| If you’re out on that road tonight |
| Full of coffee and speed |
| And those white lines have crossed your eyes |
| Then you know what you need |
| Drift into my favorite place |
| You might want to stay |
| Cause there’s something for everyone |
| At the diesel cafe |
| And the diesel cafe lulls me away |
| I spend every passing day at the diesel cafe |