Just A Few Words Lyrics

Song	Just A Few Words
Artist	Patty Larkin
Album	Regrooving The Dream
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	作曲 : Larkin
	Just a Few
	Words by Patty
	Larkin They had a cross on the hill
	And a flag in the yard
	An off white picket fence
	And a broken down car
	A player piano
	That played
	Clair de Lune
	A weekend garage sale
	That ran June to
	June And he was off
	In the woods somewhere
	People will talk
	I was working the counter
	The day he got shot
	Stlill in his boots out there
	Stuck in the mud
	With a St.
	Louis decal
	On the back of his truck
	You know the last time
	I saw him
	He was changing a tire
	He'd duct taped the muffler
	And held it with wire
	Off on the shoulder
	By the good luck saloon
	He stood on one leg and said y'all come back soon
	And he was just 17
	When he started to sing
	He sang with the angels
	And he sang with the
	King Off in the corner
	With a Hank
	Williams song
	It was him and juke box
	Singing along
	And she was dressed like nun
	Black shoes and black hat
	It taked one to know one
	And I know about that
	She moved like a dancer
	And smelled of perfume
	They ate carnival food
	In the back of the room
	And it was goodbye to
	Texas Remember thhe
	Maine Gooodbye to the town
	That remembers your name
	This life ain't nothing
	But an old figure eight
	You think you figured it out
	Then get twisted by fate
	And it was never the same
	It was never that good
	There was no one to blame
	How could you know
	That it wouldn't
	They ran the obit
	In the paper today
	It was just a few words
	There was not much to say
	They had a cross on the hill
	And a flag in the yard
	An off white picket fence
	And a broken down car
	A player piano
	Thet played
	Clair de Lune
	A weekend garage sale
	That ran June to
	June

	zuo qu : Larkin
	Just a Few
	Words by Patty
	Larkin They had a cross on the hill
	And a flag in the yard
	An off white picket fence
	And a broken down car
	A player piano
	That played
	Clair de Lune
	A weekend garage sale
	That ran June to
	June And he was off
	In the woods somewhere
	People will talk
	I was working the counter
	The day he got shot
	Stlill in his boots out there
	Stuck in the mud
	With a St.
	Louis decal
	On the back of his truck
	You know the last time
	I saw him
	He was changing a tire
	He' d duct taped the muffler
	And held it with wire
	Off on the shoulder
	By the good luck saloon
	He stood on one leg and said y' all come back soon
	And he was just 17
	When he started to sing
	He sang with the angels
	And he sang with the
	King Off in the corner
	With a Hank
	Williams song
	It was him and juke box
	Singing along
	And she was dressed like nun
	Black shoes and black hat
	It taked one to know one
	And I know about that
	She moved like a dancer
	And smelled of perfume
	They ate carnival food
	In the back of the room
	And it was goodbye to
	Texas Remember thhe
	Maine Gooodbye to the town
	That remembers your name
	This life ain' t nothing
	But an old figure eight
	You think you figured it out
	Then get twisted by fate
	And it was never the same
	It was never that good
	There was no one to blame
	How could you know
	That it wouldn' t
	They ran the obit
	In the paper today
	It was just a few words
	There was not much to say
	They had a cross on the hill
	And a flag in the yard
	An off white picket fence
	And a broken down car
	A player piano
	Thet played
	Clair de Lune
	A weekend garage sale
	That ran June to
	June

	zuò qǔ : Larkin
	Just a Few
	Words by Patty
	Larkin They had a cross on the hill
	And a flag in the yard
	An off white picket fence
	And a broken down car
	A player piano
	That played
	Clair de Lune
	A weekend garage sale
	That ran June to
	June And he was off
	In the woods somewhere
	People will talk
	I was working the counter
	The day he got shot
	Stlill in his boots out there
	Stuck in the mud
	With a St.
	Louis decal
	On the back of his truck
	You know the last time
	I saw him
	He was changing a tire
	He' d duct taped the muffler
	And held it with wire
	Off on the shoulder
	By the good luck saloon
	He stood on one leg and said y' all come back soon
	And he was just 17
	When he started to sing
	He sang with the angels
	And he sang with the
	King Off in the corner
	With a Hank
	Williams song
	It was him and juke box
	Singing along
	And she was dressed like nun
	Black shoes and black hat
	It taked one to know one
	And I know about that
	She moved like a dancer
	And smelled of perfume
	They ate carnival food
	In the back of the room
	And it was goodbye to
	Texas Remember thhe
	Maine Gooodbye to the town
	That remembers your name
	This life ain' t nothing
	But an old figure eight
	You think you figured it out
	Then get twisted by fate
	And it was never the same
	It was never that good
	There was no one to blame
	How could you know
	That it wouldn' t
	They ran the obit
	In the paper today
	It was just a few words
	There was not much to say
	They had a cross on the hill
	And a flag in the yard
	An off white picket fence
	And a broken down car
	A player piano
	Thet played
	Clair de Lune
	A weekend garage sale
	That ran June to
	June

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