Wicked Love
from Midwest Hotel by The Gaslights
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Written by Abigail Henderson
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Lyrics:
Clouds they cull the rain
out of the Alabama sky
And darkness, she come heavy
like the weight of your goodbye
I should be too old for this
To love the going like I do
Even though the going
takes me far away from you
Wicked love, Honey it ain't no love
No wicked love
This ain't no wicked, wicked love
it ain't no love ...
Free, and no one knows my name
or what the past has done to me
And I lost track of time somewhere
way back in northern Tennessee
Your signal, bouncing in the air
and I can't touch your voice from here
And guilt, she hangs on me
For not missing you the way I should ...
Oh love ...
And it ain't nobody's business
Where I lay my head tonight
And it ain't nobody's business
if it's wrong or if its right
And it ain't nobody's business
if I do or if I don't
Who I choose to stand beside me
If I will or if I won't
You know I won't ...
When I get back we'll pass like trains
Rumbling hard then out again
You'll sit back in that saddle babe and
I'll learn to settle in
But I know how that lostness feels
The rhythm of those six black wheels
And no one taught me how to fall
I learned that one alone ...
Wicked love ...
Clouds they cull the rain
out of the Alabama sky
And darkness, she come heavy
like the weight of your goodbye
I should be too old for this
To love the going like I do
Even though the going
takes me far away from you
Wicked love, Honey it ain't no love
No wicked love
This ain't no wicked, wicked love
it ain't no love ...
Free, and no one knows my name
or what the past has done to me
And I lost track of time somewhere
way back in northern Tennessee
Your signal, bouncing in the air
and I can't touch your voice from here
And guilt, she hangs on me
For not missing you the way I should ...
Oh love ...
And it ain't nobody's business
Where I lay my head tonight
And it ain't nobody's business
if it's wrong or if its right
And it ain't nobody's business
if I do or if I don't
Who I choose to stand beside me
If I will or if I won't
You know I won't ...
When I get back we'll pass like trains
Rumbling hard then out again
You'll sit back in that saddle babe and
I'll learn to settle in
But I know how that lostness feels
The rhythm of those six black wheels
And no one taught me how to fall
I learned that one alone ...
Wicked love ...
credits
from Midwest Hotel,
track released May 1, 2004
Abigail Henderson: vocals, guitar
Chris Meck: guitar, vocals
Monty Black: bass
Glen Hockemeier: drums
Created over the spring/summer 2004 at the Rock Salon in downtown Kansas City, MO on 1/2" 8 track analog tape, mixed directly to CDR. Engineereed and Produced by Chris Meck at the Rock Salon, KCMO. Mastered by Dana Detrick-Clark for Serious Vanity Music. No animals, Protools, or Autotunes were harmed in the making of these recordings.
Copyright © 2004 Flyover Records, ASCAP.
Abigail Henderson: vocals, guitar
Chris Meck: guitar, vocals
Monty Black: bass
Glen Hockemeier: drums
Created over the spring/summer 2004 at the Rock Salon in downtown Kansas City, MO on 1/2" 8 track analog tape, mixed directly to CDR. Engineereed and Produced by Chris Meck at the Rock Salon, KCMO. Mastered by Dana Detrick-Clark for Serious Vanity Music. No animals, Protools, or Autotunes were harmed in the making of these recordings.
Copyright © 2004 Flyover Records, ASCAP.
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