Salvation Army Beautiful

Give your love, Honey
You know I need drug money
Waitin' for my food stamps to arrive
I'm sittin' on a Greyhound bus
Tryin' to get far away from Us
It's amazin' I made it out of this town alive
And if I am awake tomorrow
Don't gimme no pain don't gimme no sorrow
All I wanna do is get a little sleep tonight, that's right
And if you want to you can have it
You can love me like a habit
'Cause there ain't no rhyme or reason like before
You can leave me in the gutter
You can leave me like a mother
I will break down, I will break down, I will break down a little more, a little more
I went down to the corner store
And bought all that I could afford
A bottle of whiskey and a Coca-Cola chaser
And I played a record to drive my blues away
It was 'A Love Supreme' by John Coltrane
I cried 'till I couldn't cry no more
And I went out to meet my friend
Who told me that he wanted to spin
He gave me drugs when all I really wanted was love, too much
Because I don't believe in somethin'
That turns me into nothin'
'Cause I've felt too much like nothin' before
You can leave me in the gutter
You can leave me like a mother
I will break down, I will break down, I will break down a little more, a little more
Give me your shoes, Honey
I want to be used, Honey
I want to live out on the streets
And give me some of your make-up
So I can fix my fake face up
And be alive to everyone I meet
And if I live a long, long time
And always form a single line
Please, tell my kids that I was somethin' in my prime, hard to define
Because I am sick of trying'
When it feels like I am lyin'
'Cause I'm not myself, the way I was before
You can leave me in a gutter
You can leave me like a mother
I will break down, I will break down, I will break down, I...
I will break down, I will break down, I will break down, I...
I will break down, I will break down, I will break down, I...
I will break down, I will break down, I will break down a little more, a little more