| Song | The Gulf Of Mexico |
| Artist | Shawn Mullins |
| Album | Soul's Core |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| She cooks him ham and hotcakes | |
| At 5:30 in the morn | |
| She does the dishes | |
| And irons his uniforms | |
| And she thinks she might have loved | |
| Him once but that was long ago | |
| And the rain pours down | |
| Like a holy waterfall | |
| Over the gulf of mexico | |
| The boardwalk's deserted | |
| And the beach is all closed down | |
| And the middle school punkrockers | |
| Ride their skateboards | |
| Through the town | |
| And she looks back and she daydreams | |
| About things and people she's never | |
| Seen just to keep from being blue and | |
| She gets home about a quarter to four | |
| And drives her brother | |
| To the liquor store on ocean avenue | |
| And i'm parked on the state line on this | |
| Cold november day and pretty soon i'll | |
| Be a drivin fool somewhere down this | |
| Lost highway then i hear a voice from | |
| My soul's core sayin "freedom's just a | |
| Metaphor, you got nowhere to go" | |
| And the rain pours down like a | |
| Holy waterfall over the gulf mexico |
| She cooks him ham and hotcakes | |
| At 5: 30 in the morn | |
| She does the dishes | |
| And irons his uniforms | |
| And she thinks she might have loved | |
| Him once but that was long ago | |
| And the rain pours down | |
| Like a holy waterfall | |
| Over the gulf of mexico | |
| The boardwalk' s deserted | |
| And the beach is all closed down | |
| And the middle school punkrockers | |
| Ride their skateboards | |
| Through the town | |
| And she looks back and she daydreams | |
| About things and people she' s never | |
| Seen just to keep from being blue and | |
| She gets home about a quarter to four | |
| And drives her brother | |
| To the liquor store on ocean avenue | |
| And i' m parked on the state line on this | |
| Cold november day and pretty soon i' ll | |
| Be a drivin fool somewhere down this | |
| Lost highway then i hear a voice from | |
| My soul' s core sayin " freedom' s just a | |
| Metaphor, you got nowhere to go" | |
| And the rain pours down like a | |
| Holy waterfall over the gulf mexico |
| She cooks him ham and hotcakes | |
| At 5: 30 in the morn | |
| She does the dishes | |
| And irons his uniforms | |
| And she thinks she might have loved | |
| Him once but that was long ago | |
| And the rain pours down | |
| Like a holy waterfall | |
| Over the gulf of mexico | |
| The boardwalk' s deserted | |
| And the beach is all closed down | |
| And the middle school punkrockers | |
| Ride their skateboards | |
| Through the town | |
| And she looks back and she daydreams | |
| About things and people she' s never | |
| Seen just to keep from being blue and | |
| She gets home about a quarter to four | |
| And drives her brother | |
| To the liquor store on ocean avenue | |
| And i' m parked on the state line on this | |
| Cold november day and pretty soon i' ll | |
| Be a drivin fool somewhere down this | |
| Lost highway then i hear a voice from | |
| My soul' s core sayin " freedom' s just a | |
| Metaphor, you got nowhere to go" | |
| And the rain pours down like a | |
| Holy waterfall over the gulf mexico |