Ryan Adams - 29 Lyrics
I Was A Poor Little Kid In The Lungs Of New YorkJust Like A Motherless Son Of A *****Loaded On Ephedrine Looking For Downers And CokeLike A Sun That Just Wouldn't Set Out On The HorizonSinging And Dancing To Them Nighttime SongsI Took A Train And Came Up From CarolinaI Was Looking For Something To DoNothing I Found Could Ever Quite Occupy MeWith Nothing To Gain There's Always Nothing To LoseSinging And Dancing To Them Nighttime SongsCry Me A River Till The Morning ComesI Should've Died A Hundred Thousand TimesTeetering Stoned Off The Side Of BuildingsNobody Loved Me And Nobody Even TriedYou Cant Hang On To Something That Wont Stop MovingSinging And Dancing To Them Nighttime SongsI Got Arrested Down South For Hitting A ClerkI Spit In His Face, The Bastard Knocked Me OutHe Leered At My Lady And Then He Touched Her FaceThank God She Had The Money To Bail Me OutSinging And Dancing To Them Nighttime SongsCry Me A River Till The Morning ComesBar Room Boogie Just Like In The MoviesGo On Put It To Me Shake It Till The Rattles Come OnTake Me Where The Morning Don't ComeI Had A Dog Named Jet, When I Was A KidUntil One Day He Wandered Off And DiedOne Night I Went In The Yard And Dug Him UpAnd He Laid In The Box Just Like A Pile Of BonesSinging And Dancing To Them Nighttime SongsI Used To Get Loaded And Baby Id Drive Your CarIt Seemed Like There Was Always A CopComing Behind Me And Following Close As They CouldEventually They'd Just Trail OffLoaded And Cruising To Them Nighttime SongsCry Me A River Till The Morning ComesBar Room Boogie Just Like In The MoviesGo On Put It To Me Shake It Till The Rattles Come OnTake Me Where The Morning Don't ComeI Think I Died A Hundred Thousand TimesMixing Liquor With Mystery PillsMystery Pills And Heroin Mixed Into CocaineFace Down Out On The RiversideMost Of My Friends Are Married And Making Them BabiesTo Most Of Them I Already DiedAnd Whatever It Is About You I've Always HatedIs Something About Myself I Just Couldn't HideAnd I'm Going Going Baby I'm GoneSo Cry Me A River To The Other Side Of The MorningTo Where The Morning Don't ComeTo Where The Morning Don't ComeTo Where The Morning Don't Come
