Hangover Train

Love is a hangover train from Denver Casting off vein-strained eyes. Broken hearts with tangled tracks, The day I said goodbye. Pulling the thread through the needle, My hands feel the smack. Cracking this ruler catching cool winds For me there's no going back. 'Cause honey I said you were the one to blame For all the wrongs that I've done But I've still got my evil ways, evil ways But its me that has to pay and pay So I set off for the mile-high city With only eight dollars and my clothes in a paper sack. But there won't be no light on there to greet me, Just the bars down on old Colfax. The leaves of the trees are falling. What the hell am I to do, While this train is slowly rolling Past the girl that I knew? 'Cause honey I said you were the one to blame For all the wrongs that I've done But I've still got my evil ways, evil ways But its me that has to pay and pay Now, I'm walking these city streets Looking for a home. And I know she's just an illusion So I got to go it alone. 'Cause honey I said you were the one to blame For all the wrongs that I've done But I've still got my evil ways, evil ways But its me that has to pay and pay Love is a hangover train from Denver Casting off vein-strained eyes. Broken hearts with tangled tracks, The day I said goodbye.