歌词
Two Dollar Novels(Album Version) - Darden Smith
作词:Darden Smith
作曲:Darden Smith
I turned right on first
Left on white oak
Back to my old neighborhood
I saw old doc Randolph
Morning shore
He's kept it up 'bout the best he could
Evelyn his wife thirty two years
She smiled as I drove by
she waved from her front porch screen
She went back to reading her two dollar novel
Playing with her wedding ring
A few houses needed paint
A few gates were unhinged
generally
The place looked the same
The driveways were full of bikes
and buick sedans
Things any good American would claim
All them other lovers
That married for cover
They out for the sacred nightly stroll
They were wishing
they were characters in two dollar novels
Wishing for their weight in gold
Oooooh
Oooooh
Oooooh
Now Mary Elizabeth
She's my high school sweetheart
She married my best high school friend
He manages the hardware store
She became a nurse
I became a memory to them
all my other buddies
And just got lost in outer space
And they ran off
served their country well
They're all fighting in a war of
Two dollar novels
Where only
The toughest live to tell
So I turned right on white oak
Left on first
Out of that old neighborhood
I left doctor Mrs Randolph
Sipping ice tea on their sun porch
Wondering if I'd ever come to any good
And on a thousand shady streets
thousand other towns
Now people lord they're doing just the same
They're all living their lives like two dollar novels
wondering if I'd the world so insane
They're all living their lives like two dollar novels
And wondering why there's nothing left to gain
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