Lyrics

Washington summer in a bright light dress Hoping for recompense at the burlesque bar tonight Feeling you'll make something right, shake it off with the brimming tears? And singing folk songs 'bout a cocktail of ever green fields You try to say goodbye to the big bad wolf But the red and the glare keeps you Coming on back for more of the Washington summer And I can't say no When you're touring from A to B with the booze and the fags And the books and the maps guess it's part of the deal As another drunk comes stumbling through the saloon doors So you order the same as before, on a wing and a prayer and your voice Burns alight with a husk in the air Try to say goodbye the the big bad wolf But the red and the glare Keeps you coming on Back for more Of the Washington Summer And I can't say no It's a raw deal to play out every night And hum a dollar back in through the petrol flare Easy when the tip jar's full but overflowing with bubble gum air Means you're not likely to break even or even fair Try to say goodbye the the big bad wolf But the red and the glare Keeps you coming on Back for more Of the Washington Summer And I can't say no
Writer(s): Yvette Barwood Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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