Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Cliff Cody
Lead Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Arlis J Albritton
Songwriter
Chris Hennessee
Songwriter
Lyrics
I woke up again this morning like so many times before
Tryin' to make my getaway out of some stranger's door
Climbed into my truck, wonder how it got in her drive
And I thank the Lord that I'm alive
There's a freight train runnin' through my head and I can taste last night's cigarettes
And this coffee seems to offer no relief
From all the stuff I put insidethe caffeine, whiskey and all the lies can't fill this emptiness in me
But whiskey helps to ease the pain
Takes away the stress and strain
It doesn't give a damn where it leaves us
I know wrong and I know right
No matter how hard I try, the devil always seems to know my weakness
That's too much Jack and not enough Jesus
That Baptist church is ringing its bells
And it makes me feel even more like hell
Cause it's been a month of Sundays since I've been.
They'll probably all just stare at me and I'd have to fight the urge to leave
And go back to that bar and drink again.
But whiskey helps to ease the pain
Takes away the stress and strain
It doesn't give a damn where it leaves us
I know wrong and I know right
No matter how hard I try, the devil always seems to know my weakness
That's too much Jack and not enough Jesus
Repeat Chorus
I woke up again this morning like so many times before
Tryin' to make my getaway out of some stranger's door
Written by: Arlis J Albritton, Chris Hennessee