Laci Kaye Booth - Cigarettes lyrics
[Laci Kaye Booth - Cigarettes lyrics]
I was all of seventeen going bad boy crazy
Podunk county beauty queen
And not your auburn headed baby
You kicked me out, I packed my bags
Hair dyed dollar store jet black
You played "Jesus Take The Wheel"
Every day 'til I came back
I learned, sometimes, your first don't last
I learned to scream, I learned to laugh
I learned to live with my regrets
I learned I hate, I hate cigarettes
I was all of twenty-three
Didn't know what I didn't now
They swore I'd be the next big thing
But the room was full of smoke
Had to watch my dream fall through
I gave myself a day or two
The same champagne they bought me
I popped it when they dropped me
I learned, sometimes, your first don't last
I learned to scream, I learned to laugh
I learned to live with my regrets
I learned I hate, I hate cigarettes
I remember thirteen tip toes in the deep end
And the smell of Marlboro Reds
Every once in a weekend
I learned, sometimes, your first don't last
I learned to scream, I learned to laugh
I learned to live with my regrets
I learned I hate, I hate cigarettes
Podunk county beauty queen
And not your auburn headed baby
You kicked me out, I packed my bags
Hair dyed dollar store jet black
You played "Jesus Take The Wheel"
Every day 'til I came back
I learned, sometimes, your first don't last
I learned to scream, I learned to laugh
I learned to live with my regrets
I learned I hate, I hate cigarettes
I was all of twenty-three
Didn't know what I didn't now
They swore I'd be the next big thing
But the room was full of smoke
Had to watch my dream fall through
I gave myself a day or two
The same champagne they bought me
I popped it when they dropped me
I learned, sometimes, your first don't last
I learned to scream, I learned to laugh
I learned to live with my regrets
I learned I hate, I hate cigarettes
I remember thirteen tip toes in the deep end
And the smell of Marlboro Reds
Every once in a weekend
I learned, sometimes, your first don't last
I learned to scream, I learned to laugh
I learned to live with my regrets
I learned I hate, I hate cigarettes