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Amy Speace - Double Wide Trailer lyrics
I found love in a double wide trailer Never thought I'd feel so at home in the mud Fell into the arms of a man from Carolina Traded in my trust fund for a six-pack of Bud Somewhere east of Durham my jeep broke down in Justice Trying to get to Duke to meet a good friend for the break A good ol' boy pulled over said, "How can I be of service?" I got into his pickup truck that was my first mistake. He took me down to Zebulon to his cousin's service station He offered me some jerky while he checked under the hood He shook his head and wiped his brow and said "I'll tell you darlin' I hope you got a place to stay cuz this sure don't look good" I found love in a double wide trailer Never thought I'd feel so at home in the mud Fell into the arms of a man from Carolina Traded in my trust fund for a six-pack of Bud The Good ol' boy he smiled at me and said "My name is Billy My mother calls me Buddy but my cousin calls me Joe You can call me anything you want you sure are purdy And I can cook you dinner if you've nowhere else to go." His eyes were blue and gentle and his smile was warm and friendly He wore a cut of t-shirt and a Nascar baseball cap His arms tattooed with Dixie crosses wrapped around his biceps Who would have known by dinner he would have me on his lap I found love in a double wide trailer Never thought I'd feel so at home in the mud Fell into the arms of a man from Carolina Traded in my trust fund for a six-pack of Bud 18 month have passed and now I'm pregnant with our second Never got to Durham, I guess that's plain to see I sold the Jeep for parts to pay for cigarettes and diapers While Joe and Billy Jr. watch Bonanza on TV. I found love in a double wide trailer Never thought I'd feel so at home in the mud Fell into the arms of a man from Carolina Traded in my trust fund for a six-pack of Bud. |
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