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County Line
03:45
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Baby doll, I got big news / I got money coming our way soon / this one can't be beat / in the pale blue light of the liquor store / I caught wind of something more / just a ways up the street
You and me we always done things honest / counted pennies, saved for rainy days / we dreamt about the life we always wanted / I think it's time we tried a different way
There's a bank car out on the county line, and I'm gonna steal me some peace of mind / enough to get us a home with an ocean view / so get your stockings and do your hair, I got a friend inside and we'll meet him there / one night of sin for a life of living true / I do it all for you
Ere I chanced upon you, girl / there was nothing sacred in this world / the night felt like defeat / till you came in on my starboard side / shot holes in my apathy miles wide / now I worship at your feet
I swear that you don't have to hurt nobody / just wave this round and do the things I do / and think of how we'll spend that kind of money / it won't be long before this whole thing's through
There's a bank car out on the county line, and I'm gonna steal me some peace of mind / enough to get us a home with an ocean view / so get your stockings and do your hair, I got a friend inside and we'll meet him there / one night of sin for a life of living true / I do it all for you
No cops, no feds, no going on the run / it'll all be through when we see the rising sun / nothing changes / we're no different / we'll just have the life we wanted / you and I will answer to no one
There's a bank car out on the county line, and I'm gonna steal me some peace of mind / enough to get us a home with an ocean view / so get your stockings and do your hair, I got a friend inside and we'll meet him there / one night of sin for a life of living true / I do it all for you
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