Jukebox

Kid Quill

Album: Sunset Diner Durasi: 3:08

Momma told me not to look at the sun

But I would put my shades on and I'd do it for fun

And my, my daddy told me I should come in soon

But I spent all night singing a duet with the moon

So tell the jukebox to mute all the blues

Tell the sandman to break all the rules

Tell the young kids with all the tattoos

All the stories for your kids when they ask you

And hol' up, when you tell it, tell it all

Don't you leave out a page

The good girls go to heaven, bad ones go backstage

Ah damn, tell the bouncer he should open the gates

Until the wheels fall off, and everything brakes

Bad grades and minimum wage

We were always in love and coming home late

When it was okay to act our age

Oh no, make me feel like I'm in high school

Backwoods and back seats

We were flying through all the back streets

When the cops turned all our parties into track meets

Yeah, make me feel like I'm in high school

Make me feel like I'm in high school

Momma told me keep my eyes on the prize

But I was only sixteen, I would stay up all night

And my, my daddy told me I should pick up my room

But I spent all day singing a duet with the broom

So tell the jukebox I'm calling a truce

Tell the sandman to kick off his shoes

Tell the young kids with all the taboos

All the rules that you broke when they ask you

And hol' up, when you tell it, tell it all

Don't you leave out a page

The good girls go to heaven, bad ones go backstage

Ah damn, tell Saint Peter he should open the gates

Until the wheels fall off, and everything brakes

When I close my eyes, I dream of rock and roll

Loud noises and loud voices, the night we lost control

And this could be the night they warned us about

And if it is, god forbid, plug me in

Let's make it feel like I'm in high school