Chris Ross Original - Jack and Jill (Bottom of My Grave) скачать видео бесплатно

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Jack was into Jill, Jill was in the cabinet

Momma wasn't home, Daddy wasn't havin it

Spent his last nickels on an old brown bottle

Momma took the Dodge, hit that throttle

Jack is in the driveway, lovestruck and reticent

Jill jumps in, pockets full of medicine

Up so high, halfway to wonderland

Jack don't mind, never had a better plan

Goin down to Vegas for a shotgun service

Don't need Jesus, don't need churches

Jill has got the road map bustin out another line

Hit that gas, red light, color blind

Jack says honey all that lies in love and life ain't fair

All we got is borrowed time, but ain't gone none to spare

And if the devil takes my hand too young, and leaves you here to stay

I'll still love you, from the bottom of my grave

Knot gets tied, bank gets the riches

Well runs dry, straight down the ditches

Jill is in the back room finishing a lap dance

Says it's just a paycheck, hold it fella no hands

Jack is in the card room bettin all the rent again

Just one time, no spades, no sevens babe

Jets don't cover, Jack owes the bookie now

Blow this city, don't stop to look around

Jill was knocked up but it just didn't keep

Couldn't even make it to the 21st week

Chase that sun all the way to Mexico

Kickin that junk, stickin with the methadone

Six months later, Tijuana sunset

Jack is now a dope mule, Jill is havin cold sweats

Take a little taste but it shuts 'em right up

No one ever told them that the shit was uncut

One last time fade into the faraway

Take my hand, honey, don't gotta be afraid

Jack is next to Jill, Jill's under a fake name

Six feet down, blessing from the Padre

Nobody wept, nobody prayed

Ain't nobody sang no Amazing Grace

Jack and Jill they went up that hill

But they never came down, they're up there still