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Big Wooden Radio - Mary Ann lyrics
She never talks too much because of what she might say. Doesn't say a word to me but I love her anyway. And when she walks to work I sit on my front porch swing and try to keep myself calmed down so I don't say anything. Oh, my Mary Ann. Oh, my Mary Ann. Oh, my Mary Ann. I've got to get a grip because of what loose lips sink. Breathe deeply and exhale and maybe go somewhere to think. I made myself a bet. She hasn't said three words yet. Her name is on a plastic tag she wears upon her breast. Chorus A woman of few words, my fingers never touch. She can be 'most anyone if I don't learn too much. And when I close my eyes I can almost her speaking. No time to change you mind. She know what you're thinking. Chorus |
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