Jukebox Money
from Traitors by The Grisly Hand
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lyrics
Gave me money for the jukebox
said play what you want
And I knew right then, I was in trouble
If you’re working on a sure shot
You don’t need beginners luck
And I always knew, I needed double
If you wanted to go -you coulda left a long long time ago
There was so very much I didn’t know
When you look at me lonely
I don’t know who you’re sorry for
And I know by now, not to assume
What’s the worst thing you could say
Well I hope you say it soon
Say it when I’m right there, in the room
If you wanted to go -you woulda left a long long time ago
There was so very much I didn’t know
You didn't want no trouble - didn’t want me around
Well look at you - honey look at you now
Coulda taken you with me
Instead of leavin’ you in the past
But i see that’s where you feel at home
Old baby did I make you happy
sometimes I think I got close
Maybe that’s the reason you started leavin’ me alone
If you wanted to go -you coulda left a long long time ago
There was so many times u laid me low
Called me trouble - didn’t want me around
Well look at you - honey look at you now
The tide rolls in
You get carried away
A little light comes on
But it wasn’t enough
Not for me, Anyway
Gave me money for the jukebox
Played just what i want
To look back now, i was seein’ double
Only playin’ with the hand I got
Now I make my own luck
You and I both know, baby i’m good trouble
If you wanted to go -you shoulda left a long long time ago
There was so many things I couldn’t know
You didn't want no trouble - didn’t want me around
Well look at you - honey look at you now
said play what you want
And I knew right then, I was in trouble
If you’re working on a sure shot
You don’t need beginners luck
And I always knew, I needed double
If you wanted to go -you coulda left a long long time ago
There was so very much I didn’t know
When you look at me lonely
I don’t know who you’re sorry for
And I know by now, not to assume
What’s the worst thing you could say
Well I hope you say it soon
Say it when I’m right there, in the room
If you wanted to go -you woulda left a long long time ago
There was so very much I didn’t know
You didn't want no trouble - didn’t want me around
Well look at you - honey look at you now
Coulda taken you with me
Instead of leavin’ you in the past
But i see that’s where you feel at home
Old baby did I make you happy
sometimes I think I got close
Maybe that’s the reason you started leavin’ me alone
If you wanted to go -you coulda left a long long time ago
There was so many times u laid me low
Called me trouble - didn’t want me around
Well look at you - honey look at you now
The tide rolls in
You get carried away
A little light comes on
But it wasn’t enough
Not for me, Anyway
Gave me money for the jukebox
Played just what i want
To look back now, i was seein’ double
Only playin’ with the hand I got
Now I make my own luck
You and I both know, baby i’m good trouble
If you wanted to go -you shoulda left a long long time ago
There was so many things I couldn’t know
You didn't want no trouble - didn’t want me around
Well look at you - honey look at you now
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