| [ti:Leather Jacket (Explicit Album Version)] | |
| [ar:Arkells] | |
| [al:High Noon] | |
| [offset:0] | |
| [00:01.75] | |
| [00:07.55] | Hey |
| [00:07.78] | |
| [00:15.31] | A Hundreds of stories |
| [00:16.48] | |
| [00:17.10] | Before I showed up |
| [00:18.23] | |
| [00:18.96] | They'd tell them to me |
| [00:20.27] | |
| [00:20.82] | And pull photos up |
| [00:21.96] | |
| [00:22.71] | They're all connected |
| [00:24.46] | Like a pair of handcuffs |
| [00:25.81] | |
| [00:26.35] | No one seemed affected |
| [00:27.62] | |
| [00:28.26] | That everyone is f**ked |
| [00:29.42] | |
| [00:30.16] | But there was a softness |
| [00:31.59] | |
| [00:32.11] | Some kind of understanding |
| [00:33.41] | |
| [00:33.96] | Those 2am decisions |
| [00:35.20] | |
| [00:35.77] | Always shaky landings |
| [00:37.09] | |
| [00:37.73] | And no one ever knew |
| [00:39.04] | |
| [00:39.59] | What could be demanded |
| [00:41.04] | |
| [00:41.76] | Maybe it's the cards |
| [00:43.42] | The cards that she was handed |
| [00:45.18] | |
| [00:46.17] | You called me up from a pay phone |
| [00:49.08] | |
| [00:49.87] | I said "Hang tight I can drive you home" |
| [00:53.68] | I pulled on up and with a southern accent |
| [00:56.84] | |
| [00:57.45] | I offered you my dad's leather jacket |
| [01:00.70] | |
| [01:07.73] | I met her at a party |
| [01:08.94] | |
| [01:09.50] | She'd come straight from work |
| [01:10.85] | |
| [01:11.45] | Complained that the regulars |
| [01:13.38] | Were all a bunch of jerks |
| [01:14.62] | |
| [01:15.16] | She always looked tired |
| [01:17.03] | But she dazzled as a drunk |
| [01:18.92] | She even pulled off |
| [01:20.18] | |
| [01:20.76] | That stupid hair cut |
| [01:22.27] | She said "I don't need a sponsor |
| [01:23.97] | |
| [01:24.56] | Or the best lover |
| [01:25.88] | |
| [01:26.42] | Just a man that sees me |
| [01:27.69] | |
| [01:28.24] | As some fixer-upper |
| [01:30.16] | The last few years |
| [01:31.49] | That I've been running for cover |
| [01:33.37] | |
| [01:34.14] | Trying to sleep |
| [01:35.44] | So I can visit my mother" |
| [01:37.05] | |
| [01:38.72] | You called me up from a pay phone |
| [01:41.33] | |
| [01:42.40] | I said "Hang tight I can drive you home" |
| [01:46.16] | I pulled on up and with a southern accent |
| [01:49.89] | I offered you my dad's leather jacket |
| [01:53.70] | When times were tough in the worst years |
| [01:57.37] | We never knew how to interfere |
| [02:01.13] | And now you're back |
| [02:02.34] | |
| [02:03.03] | And just unpacking |
| [02:04.23] | |
| [02:04.97] | Those bruised up takers |
| [02:06.09] | |
| [02:06.67] | You keep attracting |
| [02:08.31] | |
| [02:14.87] | In September |
| [02:15.95] | |
| [02:16.62] | When it goes off |
| [02:18.00] | |
| [02:18.51] | Like some god damn |
| [02:19.94] | |
| [02:20.62] | Alarm clock |
| [02:21.71] | |
| [02:22.26] | And he hits her |
| [02:23.57] | |
| [02:24.11] | Like a third shot |
| [02:25.37] | |
| [02:25.98] | Conversations she just stares off |
| [02:29.25] | |
| [02:29.78] | There's no longer a voice calling |
| [02:32.94] | |
| [02:33.45] | When she goes out |
| [02:34.73] | |
| [02:35.32] | Saying "I'll be up waiting for you" |
| [02:38.03] | |
| [02:46.25] | You called me up from a pay phone |
| [02:49.07] | |
| [02:49.91] | I said "Hang tight I can drive you home" |
| [02:53.12] | |
| [02:53.68] | I pulled on up and with a southern accent |
| [02:57.41] | I offered you my dad's leather jacket |
| [03:01.10] | When times were tough in the worst years |
| [03:04.04] | |
| [03:04.84] | We never knew how to interfere |
| [03:08.07] | |
| [03:08.62] | And now you're back |
| [03:09.81] | |
| [03:10.43] | And just unpacking |
| [03:12.41] | Those bruised up takers |
| [03:13.65] | |
| [03:14.20] | You keep attracting |
| [03:16.21] | You call me up from a pay phone |
| [03:19.20] | |
| [03:23.72] | You call me up from a pay phone |
| [03:26.64] | |
| [03:31.25] | You call me up from a pay phone |
| [03:34.51] | |
| [03:38.69] | You call me up from a pay phone |
| [03:41.87] | And I said "Who the f**k uses a pay phone " |