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Chely Wright ~ She Went Out For Cigarettes


(ronnie guilbeau/john mcelroy) (track 2 - time 4:13) He was glued to the tv When she asked him for the keys Said, "i'm going to the market is there anything you need?" The first quarter was underway He never missed a play She pulled out of the driveway Took a left at the light Didn't stop at the market She just drove right on by Across the railroad tracks She never once looked back She went out for cigarettes And just kept driving on He doesn't even know it yet But she's gone As far away as she can get Passed the point of no regret She went out for cigarettes And just kept driving on Half time is over The sun is sinking low It's almost time for supper But there's nothing on the stove He looks up from his easy chair He just noticed she's not there She made a stop at the bank Took out some cash Now she's racing down the highway On a full tank of gas As fast as she can go To where she doesn't know She went out for cigarettes And just kept driving on He doesn't even know it yet But she's gone As far away as she can get Passed the point of no regret She went out for cigarettes And just kept driving on She went out for cigarettes And drove on more free lyrics

(ronnie guilbeau/john mcelroy)
(track 2 - time 4:13)

He was glued to the tv
When she asked him for the keys
Said, "i'm going to the market is there anything you need?"
The first quarter was underway
He never missed a play

She pulled out of the driveway
Took a left at the light
Didn't stop at the market
She just drove right on by
Across the railroad tracks
She never once looked back

She went out for cigarettes
And just kept driving on
He doesn't even know it yet
But she's gone
As far away as she can get
Passed the point of no regret
She went out for cigarettes
And just kept driving on

Half time is over
The sun is sinking low
It's almost time for supper
But there's nothing on the stove
He looks up from his easy chair
He just noticed she's not there

She made a stop at the bank
Took out some cash
Now she's racing down the highway
On a full tank of gas
As fast as she can go
To where she doesn't know

She went out for cigarettes
And just kept driving on
He doesn't even know it yet
But she's gone
As far away as she can get
Passed the point of no regret
She went out for cigarettes
And just kept driving on
She went out for cigarettes
And drove on

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