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Ass Ponys ~ Grim


She gave herself to jesus She gave it all to him I can't take it anymore Life is too damn grim She tore it all to pieces Swept it in a pile Lit it with a kitchen match Praying all the while We could get up early Get into my car Drive on down to trestle 8 It isn't all that far You jump from the left side I'll jump from the right Last one to the bottom Has to buy the beer tonight She was my sunshine My uncloudy day Standing on a highway Pants around my knees I'd write her name out on the road But i can't piss denise She gave herself to jesus She gave it all to him I can't take it anymore Life is too damn grim She was my sunshine My uncloudy day My last high hope Why'd she have to go more free lyrics

She gave herself to jesus
She gave it all to him
I can't take it anymore
Life is too damn grim

She tore it all to pieces
Swept it in a pile
Lit it with a kitchen match
Praying all the while

We could get up early
Get into my car
Drive on down to trestle 8
It isn't all that far

You jump from the left side
I'll jump from the right
Last one to the bottom
Has to buy the beer tonight

She was my sunshine
My uncloudy day

Standing on a highway
Pants around my knees
I'd write her name out on the road
But i can't piss denise

She gave herself to jesus
She gave it all to him
I can't take it anymore
Life is too damn grim

She was my sunshine
My uncloudy day
My last high hope
Why'd she have to go

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