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Anthony Hamilton ~ Lucille


My old lady's on the other side of town with her ex-boyfriend
Drinking again, drinking again
So you choose to lose someone who loves you and a real good friend
For a bottle of gin, a bottle of sin

You picked a fine time to leave me Lucille
Now I'm sitting at the top of the hill
Now my heart is broken and I don't know what to feel
Since you've been gone, gone away

I overheard somebody say they saw you crying in the bar last night
With a blackened eye, a blackened eye
I know mistakes I made but it's time....
For another who would treat you right, treat you right

You picked a fine time to leave me Lucille
Now I'm sitting at the top of the hill
Now my heart is broken and I don't know what to feel
Since you've been gone, gone away

You picked a fine time to leave me Lucille
Now I'm sitting at the top of the hill
Now my heart is broken and I don't know what to feel
Since you've been gone, gone away

Gone away

Used to love me, now you wanna leave me
Right when I told you I love you
Don't think you ever believe me when I say
Used to love me, now you wanna run away
Right when I told you I love you
Don't think you ever believe me when I say

Ohhhh I love you...ohhh I love you...I love you
You are my baby
You are my love, sugar darling
I know he didn't love you the way I do
Baby oh yeah I love you
Don't you know I care?
Don't you know I love you?
And I always wanna be there
You know I love you
You know I love you
And you know he really didn't care bout you
I never would have hit you baby
Said I never would have hit you baby
Said I love you
I really do care about you baby
I love you, I love you
How could he hit you baby?



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