Paroles de Decent Man
Well she said nothin' ever good comes after midnightTook me 23 years just to prove Momma right
On a curb with my hands behind my back somewhere near
Mac Davis Lane
Two sets of bright lights pointed at me
And a officer askin' my name
Well I can find myself a woman
But ain't no ring heavy enough to weigh her body down
I can go and find Jesus
Even the cross casts shadows on the ground
I can live my life as a decent man
But [?] it ain't worth a damn
Well there ain't nothing that's more lonesome than a Sunday
Morning and a mirror howlin' out your name
Rock bottom's just a marker that you use to tell
The nighttime from the day
And make a promise not to be your father, Son
But his mistakes you try to erase
Well I can find myself a woman
But ain't no ring heavy enough to weigh her body down
I can go and find Jesus
But even the cross casts shadows on the ground
I can live my life as a decent man But ain't no ring heavy enough to weigh her body down
I can go and find Jesus
But even the cross casts shadows on the ground
I can live my life as a decent man
But [?] it ain't worth a damn
I can live my life as a decent man
But [?] it ain't worth a damn
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