Tori Amos – Me And A Gun Lyrics  Share

From Tori Amos's album: Little Earthquakes

5 a.m., Friday morning, Thursday night far from sleep.
I^,m still up an drivin^, can^,t go home obviously.
So I^,ll just change direction ^,cause they^,ll soon know where I live.
And I wanna live, got a full tank and some chips.
Was me and a gun, an a man on my back.
And I sang ^,Holy Holy^, as he buttoned down his pants.
You can laugh, it^,s kind of funny the things you think in times like these,
Like I haven^,t seen Barbados so I must get outta this.

Yes, I wore a slinky red thing, does that mean I should spread,
For you, your friends, your father, Mister Ed?
Was me an a gun an a man on my back.
But I haven^,t seen Barbados, so I must get outta this.


An I know what this means, me and Jesus, a few years back,
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Used to hang an he said, "It^,s your choice, babe just remember,
I don^,t think you^,ll be back in three days^, time so you choose well."
Tell me what^,s right, is it my right to be on my stomach of Fred^,s Seville?
Was me an a gun an a man on my back.
But I haven^,t seen Barbados, so I must get outta this.


And do you know Carolina where the biscuits are soft and sweet?
These things go through your head when there^,s a man on your back.
You^,re pushed flat on your stomach; it^,s not a classic Cadillac.
Me an a gun an a man on my back.
But I haven^,t seen Barbados, so I must get outta this.
I haven^,t seen Barbados, so I must get outta this.
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