Sunday Drivers
Lyrics
Sunday drivers stole my keys
Friendly fire tore my jeans
Oh what in the world is happening to me?
Yeah what in the world is happening to me?
I know you fall
When you're trying to walk
And I know your faults
You're perfectly wrong
Television with rabbit ears
Never really comes in clear
Fair weather whether anytime of year
Fair weather whether anytime of year
I know you fall
When you're trying to walk
And I know your faults
You're perfectly wrong
In your own
In your own
In your own
In your own
In your own way
In your own
In your own
In your own
In your own
In your own way
Method actors pour my drinks
And tight rope walkers with two left feet
I fair-weather whether everyone you meet
I fair-weather whether everyone you meet
I fair-weather whether everyone you meet
I fair-weather whether everyone you meet
I fair-weather whether everyone you meet
I fair-weather whether everyone you meet
I fair-weather whether everyone you meet
I fair-weather whether everyone you meet
I fair-weather whether everyone you meet
Writer(s): CARL WILLARD BROEMEL
Copyright(s): Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
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