Patty Griffin - Had a Good Reason Lyrics
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Had a Good Reason
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What Are The Lyrics For Had a Good Reason By Patty Griffin?
I guess you're never gonna come back for me Ma With a suitcase of pretty dresses and shoes
One for you and one for me, Ma and perfume for the ladies looking after me too There was a chair beside the door I wished you'd walk through Wearing your sad eyes of brown You'd stand beside me and we'd wind the victrola And sing along together Make the sweetest sounds I used to think it might be who I am Maybe who I am wasn't right And I'd wonder if you missed me the same way Lonely day after lonely night But I know you must have had a good reason You had a good reason alright I guess you're never gonna see me a shining All the lines of people winding around the block The world is mine and it's a microphone in my hand Singing with the band Ma The toast of the town Sometimes I think I see you out there a smiling Your pretty sad eyes singing along And all at once I'm a bird with no ceiling A voice and feeling like I'll never come down I used to think it might be who I am Maybe who I am wasn't right And I'd wonder if you missed me the same way Lonely day after lonely night But I know you must have had a good reason You had a good reason alright |
Who Wrote Had a Good Reason By Patty Griffin?
Patricia J. Griffin
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What's The Duration Of The Had a Good Reason By Patty Griffin?The duration of Had a Good Reason is 3:21 minutes and seconds. |
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