Touch the Gun
Ain't no god on a greyhound bus
Just you and other folks
And the broken dreams
And the crazy schemes
Sitting in a dirty seat
With a coke stained tambourine
And it's amazing
What you’ll do for free
Another day has come undone
All you want to is touch the gun
Paint up nice, have some fun
All you want to is touch the gun
Stop at every little shack
Have a bite and spit it out
Because you can't decide
If the taste is right
You know roses drown in wine
Could be the love or maybe a sign
Or even something else
That you'll never find
Cut the ribbon, come undone
All you want to is touch the gun
Chase the saints, chase that sun
All you want to is touch the gun
ALL THE LIGHTS
Watch them linger, watch them fade
But they don’t ever really go away
And they look into your eyes so dark
Hoping desperately for a little spark
Throw a card, play a game
Too close dances with another name
And the touch might get too close too soon
You don't know what you will or will not do
All the lights, all the lights
All the lights
That shine so bright
All the nobodies and stars
All just fireflies in a mason’s jar
Watch them bash and bang against the glass
You don't know when or if you will let them out
CHICAGO
I don’t want to be alone
Just me, your pillow, and my phone
Refreshing the screen and wondering if you’re coming home
Or the staying out there with that side-eyed thrower from Chicago
I don’t want to be alone
The sink is stopped up and the house is too damned cold
But you’ve got too much hair and you forgot to close the door
And that yard sale record you used to play
That old Cure song about falling in love on Friday
And you played it and played it and played it and played it and played and played it
And then it was Friday and you’re in love
cocktail queen
Look what just walked in, it’s a honkey-tonk dream
Well, not some loud mouthed birdie that gets to me
Don’t try and make it your business
Little cocktail queen
If I give her a kiss or a shiny ring
If I tell her she’s the reason God lets me sing
Don’t try and make it your business
Little cocktail queen
Well I know your drunk so don’t make a scene
Because I’m walking out of here with this pretty sweet thing
don’t try and make it your business
little cocktail que
GOLD
I remembered a thing you did
down on Georgia street,
You picked a dandelion up,
and ate it in front of me
So long ago, it might as well be gold
So long ago, it might as well be gold
The wings of the honeybees
Shined there in your teeth
You made an alter on a tablecloth
I spread beneath your feet
So long ago, it might as well be gold
So long ago, it might as well be gold
I traded you my mothers ring for
flowers you picked for me
they were two weeks dead, thorns and thistles
but smelled so sweet to me
So long ago, it might as well be gold
So long ago, it might as well be gold