Lyrics

Phone's off the hook, no one knows where we are Been a long time since I drank champagne The ocean's blue, as blue as your eyes I'm gonna take it with me when I go Old long since gone, now way back when We lived in Coney Island There ain't no good thing ever dies I'm gonna take it with me when I go Far, far away a train whistle blows Wherever you're goin', wherever you've been Waving goodbye at the end of the day You're up and you're over, and you're far away And always for you, and forever yours It felt just like the old days We fell asleep on Beaula's porch I'm gonna take it with me when I go And all broken down by the side of the road I was never more alive or alone I've worn the faces off all the cards I'm gonna take it with me when I go Children are playing at the end of the day Strangers are singing on our lawn It's got to be more than flesh and bone All that you've loved is all you own In a land there's a town, and in that town there's a house And in that house there's a woman And in that woman there's a heart I love I'm gonna take it with me when I go I'm gonna take it with me when I go
Writer(s): Kathleen Brennan, Thomas Alan Waits Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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