G D G D Well now stage right enter Jimmy, just a counterfeit James DeanG D A with a pocket full of delta blues and cheap amphetamineG D G D Her feet up on the dashboard like a burned out Betty PaigeG D A Aw she might have been pretty if she was half her ageG D G D But together they were something, just closing down the barsG D A D Headed down from Okie City in a slightly stolen car [Verse]G D G D The folks were decent people, they didn't like their kindG D A When the car pulled in the driveway the were staring through the blindsG D G D The preacher in the kitchen, he's eatin' apple pieG D A Oh momma's in the bedroom she couldn't help but cryG D G D Oh and daddy looked so natural like he'd just gone to sleepG D A D And the preacher looked through Jimmy and prayed his soul to keep[Chorus]G D A D It's coming home, coming homeG D A Ain't nothing like a family to make you feel so damned aloneG D A D You should've brought flowers, should've got daddy's gunG D A G D Aint nobody waiting on the prodigal son [Verse]G D G D Well they pulled out into traffic, moved in behind the hearseG D A And that awful empty feeling, well it went from bad to worseG D G D The preacher read some scripture and they put him in the groundG D A Aw then everybody loaded up and headed back to townG D G D But Jimmy got his whiskey out once everyone was goneG D A D He felt he should've said something staring down at the stone [Chorus]G D A D It's coming home, coming homeG D A Ain't nothing like a family to make you feel so damned aloneG D A D You should've brought flowers, should've got daddy's gunG D A G D Ain't nobody waiting on the prodigal son [Verse]G D G D Well the menfolk folded tables and the ladies cleaned the platesG D A And the cousins asked about the car locked behind the gateG D G D Jimmy knew his daddy's .38, was in that trunk buried deepG D A And it would find its rightful owner once his momma was asleep.G D G D And Jimmy looked at momma, momma just looked downG D A D She said why's it take a funeral, boy to bring you back to town
The Funeral
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