Mary's on the Telephone

She was sitting on her kitchen counter
Singing something softly bout her
Head, as it rests against the phone
I think that her voice sounds funny
"Don't sing to me on the telephone, honey
Save those songs for when I get back home."
I know that you don't like to sing alone

Mary Magdalene, we're two drops short on gasoline
I don't think we'll make it to the coast
You said your father was a preacher
And you don't talk to jesus
But that don't mean that I don't love you the most
That don't mean that I don't love you the most

Never thought I'd have the time to see
You treat your love like currency
But I am currently in debt
It won't take gifts, it won't take money
Love takes time and I don't got that honey
Make the most of the time that we have left
You never were the one to have regrets

Mary Magdalene, we're two drops short on gasoline
I don't think we'll make it to the coast
You said your father was a preacher
And you don't talk to jesus
But that don't mean that I don't love you the most
That don't mean that I don't love you the most

I've been sleeping on my own
And Mary's on the telephone
My dreams take me far from home
And Mary's on the telephone



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Writer(s): Soren Staff
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