CBill and I got married Ffollowing our first-born
DmDaddy left this gas and Amconvenience store Gjust before he died
CAnd I was only nineteen when I Fhad my third baby
DmSometimes I think maybe I should Ghave left here long Cago
CTravelers are stopping by Fcheck their oil and their P.S.I.
DmGas up and away they fly Gmoving down the line
CBut this beat up truck and worn out shoes
FAlways giving me the blues
DmBill is sucking down the booze Gnearly every night
FI've never seen the Gcity lights Chow they must Fshine so bright
CNot like this Fcountry night the Dsky's black as Gcoal
FAnd this gas station Gmountain home
CNot a thing to Fcall my own
CI wish I was Falone with a Dpenny Gto my Cname
CStrangers say this mountain here is Fbeautiful beyond compare
DmBut it's just a dumb old mountain there I Amsee it every Gday
CIf I could see a sunset skies over Ffields of grain or ocean tides
DmCity skyline in the night I'll be Gdancing till the dawn
FI've never seen the Gcity lights Chow they must Fshine so bright
CNot like this Fcountry night the Dsky's black as Gcoal
FAnd this gas station Gmountain home
CNot a thing to Fcall my own
CI wish I was Falone with a Dpenny Gto my Cname
CBill and I got married Ffollowing our first-born
DmDaddy left this gas and Amconvenience store Gjust before he died
CMaybe Bill and I someday will Ffind a chance to get away
DmUntil then it's here I'll stay Gwishing on a star
FI've never seen the Gcity lights Chow they must Fshine so bright
CNot like this Fcountry night the Dsky's black as Gcoal
FAnd this gas station Gmountain home
CNot a thing to Fcall my own
CI wish I was Falone with a Dpenny Gto my Cname
