2-45 In the Morning
2-45 in the morning,
Wide awake and needing sleep.
Waiting on the concourse,
For a flight to anywhere.
2-45 in the morning,
My life in an old backpack.
No one here to say goodbye,
Ain't never coming back.
2-45 in the morning,
Got a ride out to Brazil.
Don't leave 'til dawns first light,
Got a few hours to kill.
2-45 in the morning,
Din't mean to hit that guy.
He didn't say a word to me,
Just looked me in the eye.
2-45 in the morning,
Got to cool my temper down.
Trouble found me out again,
I think it's my middle name.
2-45 in the morning,
No time to wait for the plane.
If the law find me in here,
It's back to prison again.
2-45 in the morning,
The streets are dark and cold.
I'm forty years old tomorrow,
But I'm feeling really old.
2-45 in the morning,
Those guys look mean up ahead,
They look like they've found trouble,
When you read this I may be dead.
© Dave Timperley 2012
Copyright © Dave Timperley | Year Posted 2012
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