Who knows? I don't.
You got your head in a wheel
And it's getting me down
Too much these days.
So say what you want to
And drink up.
We can chase it all down
With this pink champagne.

Your love is an old friend,
Who's running around
With a pocket knife in a shotgun town.

But you say what you want,
And you do as you please,
And you're wantin' your soul back before you leave.

Sure shot - you were always my sure shot
Kickin' up dirt in the wrong bars.
Hey good lookin', you are
Bad news followin' bad news.
Drunk and beautiful-born to lose.
And if you're wantin' the truth honey,
I'm fallin' harder and harder for you.

Who knows? I don't.
Would you light us on fire
Just to believe that some things don't burn?
Baby, you're all crazy tonight.
I can see in your eyes: you'll burn out bright.

Sure shot - you were always my sure shot
Kickin' up dirt in the wrong bars.
Hey good lookin', you are
Bad news followin' bad news.
Drunk and beautiful-born to lose.
And if you're wantin' the truth honey,
I'm fallin' harder and harder for you.

For you, yeah.

Calm me down.
Baby, please calm me down.
Tell me whether I should please you or mess you up.

Oh, I'm smitten with the bull in a china shop.
She's an angel with some devil in her blood.
Oh, she's an angel with some devil blood.

Sure shot - you were always my sure shot
Kickin' up dirt in the wrong bars.
Hey good lookin', you are
Bad news followin' bad news.
Drunk and beautiful-born to lose.
And if you're wantin' the truth honey,
I'm fallin' harder and harder for you.

For you
For you
For you


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Pink Champagne Lyrics as written by Michael L Shepard

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    kicking up dirt, not picking up.

    zabellaon November 26, 2009   Link
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    Daniel We made a Mistake............... :O

    RadLikeWhoaon January 05, 2010   Link
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    oh NOOO...well we were bound to make one eventually. :|

    bluey6666on January 05, 2010   Link
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    has anyone considered that "pink champagne" is a slang term for adderall, or speed.?

    lovedrug14on March 10, 2010   Link
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    Angle should be spelled angel. Also, these lyrics are set really funky, not in line with the song.

    Whatever.

    So, here is my take on this great song: This seems to be about a girl who is a constant 'Amy Winehouse', meaning that she is magnetic in looks and personality and talent, but she is a perpetual trainwreck. Probably an alcoholic or drug addict. I think the singer is remembering knowing this girl when her 'troubles' fell in the category of teenage angst or maybe college experimentation, but now they have become real issues and are hindering her life from moving forward. He also seems to not know how to respond to her behavior anymore, and/or how to make her happy, if that is even possible. Maybe I am way off. It's been known to happen.

    Great song.

    everestdesignon May 11, 2010   Link
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    i'm pretty sure it's i'm spinning with the bull in the china shop. and calm me down, not cool.

    i have all kinds of love for this song though. michael shepherd's voice is so distinct.

    sorryvampireon July 08, 2010   Link

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