Gas Station Women Lyrics

by Phil Ochs Lyrics

album Greatest Hits Lyrics


Gas Station Women
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Everything is going wrong, everything is ba

There's no one I can talk to when I am feeling sa
She broke my heart a million way

I'm losing all my friend
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The boys down at the factory ask me where I've bee

Fill 'er up with lov

Please won't you, mister
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Just the hi-test is what I used to sa
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But that was before I lost my bab
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I'll have a dollar's worth of regular toda
I never should have left my home, never left the far
But the city was exciting it couldn't do me any har
The more folks I run across, the less I seem to kno
The days go by too quickly the nights go by too slow
Fill 'er up with lov
Please won't you, mister
Just the hi-test is what I used to sa
But that was before I lost my bab
I'll have a dollar's worth of regular toda
I cannot face another girl, I believe I'll turn to drin
So I won't remember, so I won't have to thin
Tomorrow will bring happiness or, at least, another da
So I will bid farewell and I'll be on my wa
Fill 'er up with lov
Please won't you, mister
Just the hi-test is what I used to sa
But that was before I lost my bab
I'll have a dollar's worth of regular today
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