LYRICS
Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeSugar Coat
I turn the bathroom light onTo take my make up offLook at myself in the eyeI wonder why I wear it anywayAnother car drives byI wonder where you areThe kids are all in bedAnd everything but you is in its placeFrom the street view lookin' inIt's pretty as a pictureOur home sweet homeSometimes I wish I liked drinkin'Sometimes I wish I liked pillsWish I could sleep with a strangerBut someone like me never willSometimes I hardly can stand itI just smile with a lump in my throatSometimes I wish I could bear itDidn't have to wear this sugar coatPassed down from my momShe wore it so wellShe'd rest it on my shouldersSay it's colder out there than you thinkWould I recognize myself?Would anybody elseIf I took the damn thing offAnd burned it?Sometimes I wish I liked drinkin'Sometimes I wish I liked pillsWish I could sleep with a strangerBut someone like me never willSometimes I hardly can stand itI just smile with a lump in my throatSometimes I wish I could bear itDidn't have to wear this sugar coatOh, this damn sugar coatIn one of these nights I'll meet you in the drivewayAnd tell you to go to hellGo to hellSometimes I wish I liked drinkin'Sometimes I wish I liked pillsWish I could sleep with a strangerBut someone like me never willSometimes I hardly can stand itI just smile with a lump in my throatSometimes I wish I could bear itDidn't have to wear this sugar coatThis damn sugar coatOh, this sugar coatThis damn sugar coat
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