Song | Mary Had A Secret |
Artist | A Balladeer |
Album | Mary Had A Secret |
we met at redhead Mary's house on a Bible study night | |
I heard she was a rebel once until she saw the light | |
then in the backseat of a crowded car after weeks of holding hands | |
she was slipping me the tongue among her Christian friends | |
we could chuckle and talk for hours | |
and then one night over the phone | |
she went and told me her best friend’s secret | |
after she had lowered her tone | |
it was all about forgiving and so | |
she thought that God would want me to know | |
her older sisters had both moved out and her parents were divorced | |
her mother lived in a trailer park, not big, but she had a porch | |
and on top of the piano laid a cat with evil paws | |
her father he was a proud Nam vet I think she hardly saw | |
we would chuckle and talk for hours | |
and then one night over the phone | |
she went and told me her best friend’s secret | |
after she had lowered her tone | |
it was all about forgiving and so | |
she thought that God would want me to know | |
the old piano she could play so nice she had later sadly sold | |
the money was invested in the church her husband owned | |
she had a kid when I looked her up and another on the way | |
and when we waved our last goodbye she said that she would pray |
we met at redhead Mary' s house on a Bible study night | |
I heard she was a rebel once until she saw the light | |
then in the backseat of a crowded car after weeks of holding hands | |
she was slipping me the tongue among her Christian friends | |
we could chuckle and talk for hours | |
and then one night over the phone | |
she went and told me her best friend' s secret | |
after she had lowered her tone | |
it was all about forgiving and so | |
she thought that God would want me to know | |
her older sisters had both moved out and her parents were divorced | |
her mother lived in a trailer park, not big, but she had a porch | |
and on top of the piano laid a cat with evil paws | |
her father he was a proud Nam vet I think she hardly saw | |
we would chuckle and talk for hours | |
and then one night over the phone | |
she went and told me her best friend' s secret | |
after she had lowered her tone | |
it was all about forgiving and so | |
she thought that God would want me to know | |
the old piano she could play so nice she had later sadly sold | |
the money was invested in the church her husband owned | |
she had a kid when I looked her up and another on the way | |
and when we waved our last goodbye she said that she would pray |