I was runnin' the summer rain for the evenin' train To kill old familiar pain Weavin' my tangled brain I tipped my bottle back Smacked a cop I didn't see
That said, "Mister Cool If you ain't drunk, then a fool" I said, "If against the law me why I never saw No man locked in jail of yours just as low down poor as me?"
And that's just when someone out the lights Yes, and I wound up in jail to spend the And the of all the wine and lonely girls In this best of all worlds
Next mornin' woke up like My head was gone And like my thick old Was lickin' something and wrong I said, "I'd sell my for something as wet and cold as this old cell"
That kindly looked at me All eaten up sympathy poured himself another beer Came and in my ear "If booze was just a dime a Boy, you couldn't buy the smell"
I said, "I knew something I liked about this town" Oh, but it'll take more than to bring me down 'Cause there's still a lot of and lonely girls In this best of all worlds
Well, they came and told me was a gonna set me free And I'd be town If I knew what was for me I said, "It's to learn That everybody's so about my health"
But I won't be no more quicker than I can And I've enjoyed about as much of as I can stand And I don't need town of yours No more I never needed nothin' else"
'Cause there's still a lot of drinks that I drunk Yes, and lots of thoughts that I ain't thunk Oh yeah, there's still a lot of and lonely girls In this best of all worlds In this best of all worlds In this best of all worlds