Inn Town
Lyrics
Parking lot, movie screen. I can't feel anything
Cigarette, beat up tv, I can't feel anything.
Now that I'm,
I'm in town
I feel fine
Fine for now
Hang around with the people I used to be
Hang around on a corner waiting to go, have a seat
Now that I'm
I'm in town
I feel fine
Fine for now
Fifty cents, or a dollar three
I don't owe you anything.
Spent a life on a heart
That would rather not feel anything
I can try. I can see.
I can want it to be
I can laugh. I can feel.
I can't see anything without dreaming
It's just like a dream
I can feel
I can't see anything that seems real
Now that I'm
I'm in town
I feel fine
Fine for now
Parking lot, movie screen. I can't feel anything
Cigarette, beat up tv, I can't feel anything.
Now that I'm,
I'm in town
I feel fine
Fine for now
Hang around with the people I used to be
Hang around on a corner waiting to go, have a seat
Now that I'm
I'm in town
I feel fine
Fine for now
Fifty cents, or a dollar three
I don't owe you anything.
Spent a life on a heart
That would rather not feel anything
I can try. I can see.
I can want it to be
I can laugh. I can feel.
I can't see anything without dreaming
It's just like a dream
I can feel
I can't see anything that seems real
Now that I'm
I'm in town
I feel fine
Fine for now
Writer(s): WANDSCHER, RYAN ADAMS
Copyright(s): Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group
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