Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
James Germain & the Grey Gray Days
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
James Germain & the Grey Gray Days
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Brad Kohn
Producer
Jerry Streeter
Recording Engineer
Lyrics
One exit away she told him she was late
They missed the turn as she offered a name
Half a tank was used soaking in the news
The tip of his tongue she could never do
She dreamed of a stage like every girl her age
A spotlight one her face like an early morning train
A mom before a wife chews before she bites
I don't know the guy, but I sure know his type
A fault but not a crime
A tear without a cry
Drunk before the wine
A waking lullaby
He bought up the bar as she slept in the car
Longing for summers when days weren't how they are
Cause money seems to be more a deity
Always needed somewhere but never being seen
Talk about the times of hot and humid nights
When the thunderclaps of life were sparks of fireflies
A mom before a wife chews before she bites
I don't know the guy, but I sure know his type
She told her mom and the look on her face
Was what you'd expect from a mother ashamed
She kicked her out after calling her names
Twenty-two's time to leave anyway
Child, when you're old enough to realize you're adored
There's a copper lining having an only mother
You may be half of him but you'll get all of her
Writer(s): James Germain
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