Unglued Lyrics

Well they always told me stay away from a cowboys son

He'll pick a guitar for a living and he's always on the run

When that black smoke finally clears, and he's running out of time

He'll take that old black train and move a little further down the line

Charming like the devil, tells you what you wanna hear

Like the whiskey whispering those sweet nothings in your ear

All the right things to think the feelings here to stay

But the buzz leaves in the morning, a hangover in it's place

And you'll say ooh I've come unglued

Oooh people love to say I told you so

But you think there's only one way you can really know

Bet he drives an old bronco and disappears just like the wind

Has you wondering why his kiss tastes sweeter than sin

He's late to church on Sunday with no hint to where he's been

Slips in the back and before it's over, slips right out again

And you'll say ooh, I've come unglued

Oooh people love to say I told you so

But you think there's only one way you can really know

Oh people love to tell you where to go

Oh they say stubborn it says I'll find the path on my own

Well I bet they never told you about that cowboy's little girl

That same guitar makes my living, and the frets are laced with pearl

When that black smoke finally clears, and that boys all out of time

I'll take that old black train and move a little further down the line

And he'll say oooh I've come unglued