Brazzaville - L.A. River Lady lyrics
[Brazzaville - L.A. River Lady lyrics]
Saturday night he was gone
That’s what she said to her mom
Honey, he’s trouble, he’s a bum
Try to forget him, move on
It’s strange how the years come and go
When did I turn 34
When did my habit's take control
And drain all the light from my soul
But mom, when the pain is gone
And you can’t go on
And the lonely days seem like decades
It’s only hard drugs fulfilling me
I’m lost on a summer’s day half a world away
From the little girl that you cherished
My faded black jeans my sunburnt face
That’s what she said to her mom
Honey, he’s trouble, he’s a bum
Try to forget him, move on
It’s strange how the years come and go
When did I turn 34
When did my habit's take control
And drain all the light from my soul
But mom, when the pain is gone
And you can’t go on
And the lonely days seem like decades
It’s only hard drugs fulfilling me
I’m lost on a summer’s day half a world away
From the little girl that you cherished
My faded black jeans my sunburnt face
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