Like I Should

Well I drive from town to town North and south and western bound Where no one knows my name I tell my stories in song and sound Turn me up, I wanna sing it loud I'll show you where I lay my blame Now I'm taking my makeup off In somewhere southwest Arkansas Sometimes it just all seems the same The light doesn't show itself when I want it sometimes With a crowd around me I still feel alone But to appreciate the way that fate Gets cluttered like a dirty slate Sometimes it just has to be that way I believe that there is a devil And I know that he is no good But if I never knew the devil I'd never love you like I should Well, four years ago we were just kids Wondering what we got ourselves in We were sittin' in my living room Two days ago, hotel alone I wish I could call you on the phone But I just sat in gloom But now were dancing in the kitchen light You make the pain feel alright Don't let this end too soon Cause tomorrow I'll be on the road Calling this old car a home But my heart will stay here with you The light doesn't show itself when I want it sometimes With a crowd around me I still feel alone But to appreciate the way that fate Gets cluttered like a dirty slate Sometimes it just has to be that way I believe that there is a devil And I know that he is no good But if I never knew the devil I'd never love you like I should I believe that there is a devil And I know that he is no good But if I never knew the devil I'd never, never, never love you like I should Well I drive from town to town North and south and western bound I hope he don't forget my name"