Lucinda Williams - Fancy Funeral lyrics
[Lucinda Williams - Fancy Funeral lyrics]
Some think a fancy funeral
Would be worth every cent
For every dime and nickel
There's money better spent
Better spent on groceries
And covering the bills
Instead of little luxuries
And unnecessary frills
Lovely yellow daffodils and lacy filigree
Pretty little angels for everyone to see
Lilly of the valley long black limousines
It's three or four months' salary
Just to pay for all those things
So don't buy a fancy funeral
It's not worth it in the end
Goodbyes can still be beautiful
With all the money that you'll spend
'Cause no amount of riches
Can bring back what you've lost
To satisfy your wishes
You'll never justify the cost
Would be worth every cent
For every dime and nickel
There's money better spent
Better spent on groceries
And covering the bills
Instead of little luxuries
And unnecessary frills
Lovely yellow daffodils and lacy filigree
Pretty little angels for everyone to see
Lilly of the valley long black limousines
It's three or four months' salary
Just to pay for all those things
So don't buy a fancy funeral
It's not worth it in the end
Goodbyes can still be beautiful
With all the money that you'll spend
'Cause no amount of riches
Can bring back what you've lost
To satisfy your wishes
You'll never justify the cost
Add extended interpretation
If you know what the artist is talking about, can read between the lines, and know the history of the song, you can add interpretation to the lyrics. After checking by our editors, we will add it as the official interpretation of the song!
Latest added interpretations to lyrics