The Last Bus Lyrics

It's two below out in Buffalo
And in my warmest winter coat I still can't stand the
cold
Give me the strength to suffer the season
With the hope that I might find a reason
Got off the last bus, smoked a cigarette
And when I get on the next one
I don't know where I'm going yet
I said goodbye to Harlan, I said goodbye to Katie Belle
You know the stories that I told her
They ain't the kind an honest man would tell

Chorus: Now I don't get much sleep
And I sure could stand to eat
And the only ties that bind me are bound
To a cold stone road that rolls it rolls Where no one knows

A few kids down at the station are just hangin' around
I so get out my guitar and I lay a few songs down
Maybe I'll go to New York City down to the subway to play
It must be warmer down there than it is outside today
I know I told Katy I'd look for a real job
But I ain't the kind to be bossed and I ain't the kind to
be bought
I let go of all my angels I told them to go on and fly
I let go of all my angels, thought I would be all right
alone for a while
Chorus:

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