A Torn Jacket with Silver Lining

If you're sleeping like a log I'll think better than to knock Silent and leaving Stop the door from creaking And when the morning comes Where I'll be then, I don't know Maybe close to Mexico Or maybe Ensenada Or then Eureka Or a Tuscan waffle house In my jacket with silver lining Torn jacket with silver lining Torn jacket with silver lining In my jacket with silver lining Torn jacket with silver lining Torn jacket with silver lining And I'll take my coffee black And get my news from the back Of sugar packs Make 'em neatly stacked For the next man's half-and-half And I just don't really know If I'm a lucky so-and-so Or one thing for certain This jacket's for curtains And I'm a happy man In my jacket with silver lining Torn jacket with silver lining Torn jacket with silver lining Torn jacket with silver lining Torn jacket with silver lining Torn jacket with silver lining Torn jacket with silver lining A torn jacket with silver lining Torn jacket with silver lining In my jacket with silver lining Torn jacket with silver lining Torn jacket with silver lining So if you're sleeping like a log I'll think better than to knock Silently I'll leave and Stop the door from creaking And when the morning comes In the morning All things have silver lining In the morning All things have silver lining In the morning All things have silver lining In the morning All things have silver lining