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Hootie & the Blowfish ~ Running From An Angel


Don't look a gift horse in the mouth Come on try and tell me what you're talkin about Those things you're dealing with, you're living a lie Every time I see you it makes me wanna cry Sometimes we'd laugh and talk, seems like yesterday Then you let the white horse come and take you away They came to get you, it was cold and black The wheels were in motion, there was no turning back Chorus: Running from and angel, runnin to the devil I looked up to you a long time ago But there's something I want you to know Your lying and cheating really tore us apart Please don't come home if you're gonna break my momma's heart Chorus Ad lib (over solo section) Chorus Ad lib (over outro) more free lyrics

Don't look a gift horse in the mouth
Come on try and tell me what you're talkin about
Those things you're dealing with, you're living a lie
Every time I see you it makes me wanna cry
Sometimes we'd laugh and talk, seems like yesterday
Then you let the white horse come and take you away
They came to get you, it was cold and black
The wheels were in motion, there was no turning back
Chorus:
Running from and angel, runnin to the devil
I looked up to you a long time ago
But there's something I want you to know
Your lying and cheating really tore us apart
Please don't come home if you're gonna break my momma's heart
Chorus
Ad lib (over solo section)
Chorus
Ad lib (over outro)

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