Cover charge
Cover charge is a song about a girl who is always having fun, and always the life of the party. However, when the party is over she finds herself alone and realizes she doesn't really amount to anything. It's a song we can all relate to at some point in our lives.
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She won't get no sleep tonight
she wears her hair down her back she wears her jeans too tight
she's got a name brand top and designer shoes
she moves her body to the rhythm of the rhythm and the blues
ain't she cool
ain't she cool
She wears her heart on her sleeve and she's cold as ice
she's got some jet black hair she got some pearly whites
she just sleeps all day and she's out all night
she gets her kicks every morning from some random guy
she's alright
she's alright
She's only 23 and she's lost her mind
and she drowns out her sorrows with some cheap red wine
she always feels alone when she's in the crowd
but if she sits at home her demons talk to loud
she gets down
she gets down
She won't get no sleep tonight
she wears her hair down her back she wears her jeans too tight
she's got a name brand top and designer shoes
she moves her body to the rhythm of the rhythm and the blues
ain't she cool
ain't she cool
She takes a shot of whiskey like a waterfall
she's got a phone in her hand ain't got nobody to call
she's got a million friends but they all don't know
how she's the life of the party with the saddest soul
She says she don't like these rainy days
she lets the booze and the music drown her blues away
she's got a wide smile but she's got sad eyes
it's hard to see a bright future with the cloudy skies
She won't get no sleep tonight
she wears her hair down her back she wears her jeans too tight
she's got a name brand top and designer shoes
she moves her body to the rhythm of the rhythm and the blues
ain't she cool
ain't she cool
© Drew Lopez 2019