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Eric Taylor - Happy Endings (audio)

Mother was a Pentecostal, Carl was the family friend He was livin' down in Addison, he was tryin' to pull his cotton in. My little sister Mary she looks just like Carl back when We drove him home from Addison, pulled him out of jail again. Chorus: Home life, man and wife, kids and a Motorola I'm a broken doll, fix it, Carl, I can't live like this no more now I ain't built like this and you know it now. Clean sheets on the clothesline, little shoes by the bed Say your prayers to Jesus, close your eyes and bow your head Sometimes they drank Four Roses, sometimes the Old Grand Dad They never drank in the mornin', but sometimes I wish they had. Chorus Carl had a way with the cotton, Mother had a way with the words And I had my way with a red-haired Catholic girl Mary and her blue stick pony hardly ever said a word Took it all in and never let on what they heard. Chorus It was like the sun came up one mornin' and never went down again Burned a hole through Oklahoma and the cotton up and disappeared We were diggin' holes in the Dust Bowl, we were searchin' for a deeper well Mother prayed for water, but there weren't no water anywhere. Chorus Mary bought a ropin' saddle, I bought a new four-ten Oh, buddy, when the well came in Mother bought a house in Bangor, Maine, Carl hit the road again Oh, buddy, when the well came in. Chorus