Pickup Truck

I walk you home to see

Where you're living around

And I know this place

Pour yourself on me

And you know I'm the one

That you won't forget

And in your denim eyes

I see something's awry

And I see you're weak

When he comes around

I see you're fixing to shine

And my face won't speak

Hate to be so emotional

I didn't mean to get physical

But when he pulled in and revved it up

I said, "You call that a pickup truck?"

And in the moonlight I throwed him down

A kicking, screaming and rolling around

A little piece of a bloody tooth

Just so you know I was thinking of you

Just so you know, oh

Trembling misery and it's cold as a hole

Hug your bones and skin

Crackling wood's gone white

And my eyes swelled up now

I can see the light

Hate to be so emotional

I didn't mean to get physical

But when he pulled in and revved it up

I said, "You call that a pickup truck?"

And in the moonlight I throwed him down

A kicking, screaming and rolling around

A little piece of a bloody tooth

Just so you know I was thinking of you

Just so you know, oh

Just so you know, oh

Just so you know, oh

I hate to be so emotional

I didn't mean to get physical

But when he pulled in and revved it up

I said, "You call that a pickup truck?"

And in the moonlight I throwed him down

A kicking, screaming and rolling around

A little piece of a bloody tooth

Just so you know I was thinking of you

Just so you know I was thinking of you

Just so you know, oh

Just so you know, oh