Limousines

All my heroes died in classic cars

Yeah the 27 club, tears on their guitars

Had a couple of friends who didn't make it that far

So I got a tattoo on my arm

Cut my teeth playing for a cover charge

Couldn't even cover the tab at the bar, and I'd

Drive all night to sleep on some floor

Try and get my foot in the door

And I'm lying in a hotel room, I think of you

I feel lonely

And that's how it should be

And if you see me walking down the street just

Look right through me

Cause that's all I deserve

On the other side, the grass is already green

And that best night, you drank from your memory

And that kiss goodbye, said that you'd never leave

It's a sad song in the backseat of a limousine

Just say yes cause that's what you do

When you song for your supper there's someone better than you

That wants to try on your world and walk in your shoes but

They don't know what you lose

So if you see me walking down the street

Look right through me

Cause that's how she left me

Have another glass of champagne I should've saved for your birthday

But we're doing alright

On the other side, the grass is already green

And that best night, you drank from your memory

And that kiss goodbye, said that you'd never leave

It's a sad, sad song

Oh maybe we're alchemists turning years into gold

Like ice cold coca-cola cleaning blood off the road

And the more that it hurts, the more you believe

In our sad songs, in the backseat of a limousine

Backseat of a limousine