Lyrics: Right in Time Album: Car Wheels on a Gravel Road Artist: Lucinda Williams   Not a day goes by I don’t think about you You left your mark on me it’s permanent a tattoo Pierce the skin and the…

Lyrics: Bus To Baton Rouge Album: Essence Artist: Lucinda Williams   I had to go back to that house one more time To see if Camellias were in bloom For so many reasons it’s been on my mind The house…

Lyrics: Minneapolis Album: World Without Tears Artist: Lucinda Williams   I’ve been waiting for you to come back Since you left Minneapolis Snow covers the streetlamps and the windowsills The buildings and the brittle crooked trees Dead leaves of December…

Lyrics: Are You Down? Album: Essence Artist: Lucinda Williams   Can’t put the rain back in the sky Once it falls down Please don’t cry Rain turns the dirt into mud Warm and messy Like your love Can’t force the…

Lyrics: Essence Album: Essence Artist: Lucinda Williams   Baby, sweet baby, you’re my drug Come on and let me taste your stuff Baby, sweet baby, bring me your gift What surprise you gonna hit me with Refrain: I am waiting…

Lyrics: Those Three Days Album: World Without Tears Artist: Lucinda Williams   You say there’s always gonna be this thing Between us days are filled with dreams Scorpions crawl across my screen Make their home beneath my skin Underneath my…

Lyrics: Words Fell Album: World Without Tears Artist: Lucinda Williams   Words Fell Like roses at our feet When you let me see you cry Your silent lips against my cheek Words Fell On a night as black as coal…

Lyrics: Fruits of My Labor Album: World Without Tears Artist: Lucinda Williams   Baby, see how I been living Velvet curtains on the windows to Keep the bright and unforgiving Light from shining through Baby, I remember all the things…

Lyrics: Can’t Let Go Album: Car Wheels on a Gravel Road Artist: Lucinda Williams   Told you baby one more time Don’t make me sit all alone and cry Well it’s over I know it but I can’t let go…

Lyrics: Concrete and Barbed Wire Album: Car Wheels on a Gravel Road Artist: Lucinda Williams   This wall divides us, we’re on two different sides But this wall is not real; how can it be real? It’s only made of…