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Beth Hart ~ Lifetime


She got a lover's soul she got her radio She got her memories and her extremities She's drivin' much too fast She needs to make it last She wrote a song for you She calls it black and blue Aint no way to live a lifetime aint no way to live at all Aint no way to live a lifetime It just aint no way to live at all She's sick of being late She knows she's' second rate She wonders if you'll stay And love her anyway She's crawling back again It's such a bitter end She knows she don't belong She screams a children's song The sun don't shine my way And the moon don't make me dance If you're listening hear me pray I'd give my hands for just a second chance My plea is not in vain She lost her lover's soul she lost her radio She got her memories and her extremities Just let that bad man go She's sweating in the snow No one to call her own Don't call the truth ain't home All alone all alone... more free lyrics

She got a lover's soul she got her radio
She got her memories and her extremities
She's drivin' much too fast
She needs to make it last
She wrote a song for you
She calls it black and blue
Aint no way to live a lifetime aint no way to live at all
Aint no way to live a lifetime It just aint no way to live at all
She's sick of being late
She knows she's' second rate
She wonders if you'll stay
And love her anyway
She's crawling back again
It's such a bitter end
She knows she don't belong
She screams a children's song
The sun don't shine my way
And the moon don't make me dance
If you're listening hear me pray
I'd give my hands for just a second chance
My plea is not in vain
She lost her lover's soul she lost her radio
She got her memories and her extremities
Just let that bad man go
She's sweating in the snow
No one to call her own
Don't call the truth ain't home
All alone all alone...

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