Byrds - Truck Stop Girl Lyrics
Written by lowell george and bill payneTailights flickerin, as he pulled up to a truckstopThe same old crowd was hangin out again tonightHe said, fill up my tank while I go check my loadIt feels like its shifting all aroundHe was the kind of man, do all he couldAbove all he had integrityBut he was so youngAnd on a ten city runIn love with a truck stop girlAs he went inside, he was merrily greetedBy the girl with whom he was in loveShe held out a glass and said, have anotherThis is the last time we can meetWith her hair piled up high and a look in her eyeThat would turn any good mans blood to wineAll his eyes could see, well all his eyes could seeWas the stare from all those around himHe ran out to the lot, and climbed into his rigAnd drove off without tightening downIt was a terrilble thing, to see what remainedOf the rig that poor danny was inAnd he was so young and on a ten city runIn love with a truck stop girlBut he was so young, and on a ten city runIn love with a truck stop girl
