Never be Homeless
by: Doug Moreland
Billy Applegate
I knew she wasn’t coming
back
When she didn’t say goodbye
Left my suitcase on the porch
Threw my guitar down the drive
Our home-sweet-home we used
to know
Vanished in despair
But I’ll never be homeless
Long as there’s a honky-tonk somewhere
A honky-tonk, neon
light
And a blonde barroom bombshell hanging on my side
A jukebox playing hurting songs
Plenty of ice cold beer
But I know I’ll never be homeless
Long as there’s a honky-tonk somewhere
I’ve always been
comfortable
With a little sawdust on the floor
My new address as a neon sign
Above two swinging doors
This ol’ barstool will take
the place
Of my easy chair
But I’ll never be homeless
Long as there’s a honky-tonk somewhere
A honky-tonk, neon
light
And a blonde barroom bombshell hanging on my side
A jukebox playing hurting songs
Plenty of ice cold beer
But I know I’ll never be homeless
Long as there’s a honky-tonk somewhere
Doug Moreland © 2005 | All Rights Reserved. Last updated: 04/18/05.