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Bon Jovi ~ Little City


I got my call light on Gimme one more fare tonight Just get me over the bridge I can see those shiny bay lights You know I'm never alone But I'm feeling lonely tonight Damn, I got my last cigarette But I ain't got not light God let these wheels roll To where the girls are pretty When the nights explode And life is still living Down this open road The arms of pity Wait to greet me tonight in little city In my rear view mirror I see someone else's hairline I hear that fire in your eyes Is on the rock and doing hard time And the grapes of wrath, they're on the vine There's wine in this dirt Here love ain't love It's just another four letter word God let these wheels roll To where the girls are pretty When the nights explode And life is still living Down this open road The arms of pity Wait to greet me tonight in little city Now that cold gray fog's Just a rolling down the highway He's come to carry me home It's put a little smile on my face more free lyrics

I got my call light on
Gimme one more fare tonight
Just get me over the bridge
I can see those shiny bay lights
You know I'm never alone
But I'm feeling lonely tonight
Damn, I got my last cigarette
But I ain't got not light

God let these wheels roll
To where the girls are pretty
When the nights explode
And life is still living
Down this open road
The arms of pity
Wait to greet me tonight in little city

In my rear view mirror
I see someone else's hairline
I hear that fire in your eyes
Is on the rock and doing hard time

And the grapes of wrath, they're on the vine
There's wine in this dirt
Here love ain't love
It's just another four letter word

God let these wheels roll
To where the girls are pretty
When the nights explode
And life is still living
Down this open road
The arms of pity
Wait to greet me tonight in little city

Now that cold gray fog's
Just a rolling down the highway
He's come to carry me home
It's put a little smile on my face

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