Sunday, June 9, 2013

All Jack'd Up


All Jack’d Up

Alone at the bar
Country music on the jukebox
Ten shots of Jack
A half bottle of moonshine
I was able to sing like Hank
Dance like no white boy should
Even if the rhythm of the music never found my feet
I was having fun being the fool
I could fight anyone
Even against someone bigger than me
Black eyes, busted teeth in the alley outback
And I knew better
And that redheaded girl looked mighty good
I knew she was out of my league
Hell, I didn’t care
I knew that the night could be Heaven
Even though it usually ended up to be hell
More than one night in jail
My car wrapped around countless trees
Endless hours in the emergency room
I didn’t care about any of it
I was all Jack’d up



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