Jackopierce - Late Shift Lyrics
And I know your last words were "don't call"But I've been driving through a sorry nightAnd I hear your Dear John through the hum of the highwayOn the late shift, on a long rideSayin,"John, dear John, you've got a lot to learn about loving meand I know you try, we just run out of time"And there's a rain cutting shadows through my headlightsOn a stretch of road between dusk and dawnAnd at first light I lose the runnin' fightAnd I stop to find a phoneAnd you're saying"John, dear JohnYou got a lot to learn about lovin' meAnd i know you try, but we just run out of timeWe used up all our time"And I know what the silence on the wire isIn the waking hours of a nameless dayAnd i know you can't do your loving from a phonebooth on the highway900 miles or so awayBut you don't fret about the bottom droppin outIt'll be alright if you just turn aroundYou just dig in friend, if you keep your powder dryYou keep your powder dryJohn, dear JohnYou got a lot to learn about lovin' meAnd i know you try, but you can't do itfrom the highway, yeah"