Western PA
The sky and the sea
Were the same bluest blue
No discernible horizon
Just me and you
She'd been there once before
In a car long ago
When things were different
Things you don't know
Well, she stepped right off
Of that Greyhound bus
It was late on Saturday night
Out in Western Pennsylvania
The air was warm and she was a sight
Well the motel looked like twenty-five bucks
And a broken neon light
And she was gone, she was gone, she was gone
Everybody gets lonesome
Everybody needs a friend
Nothing here is permanent
Nothing but the end
The door opened wide
Without making a sound
I could hear her breath
But there was no one around
Well, she stepped right off
Of that Greyhound bus
It was late on Saturday night
Out in Western Pennsylvania
The air was warm and she was a sight
Well the motel looked like twenty-five bucks
And a broken neon light
And she was gone, she was gone, she was gone
She was gone, she was gone, she was gone
Sadness is a part of life
It's a lesson we all learn
No one gets off easy
And happiness is earned
Everybody gets lonesome
Everybody needs a friend
Nothing here is permanent
Nothing but the end
Well, she stepped right off
Of that Greyhound bus
It was late on Saturday night
Out in Western Pennsylvania
The air was warm and she was a sight
Well the motel looked like twenty-five bucks
And a broken neon light
And she was gone, she was gone, she was gone
She was gone, she was gone, she was gone
She was gone, she was gone, she was gone
Were the same bluest blue
No discernible horizon
Just me and you
She'd been there once before
In a car long ago
When things were different
Things you don't know
Well, she stepped right off
Of that Greyhound bus
It was late on Saturday night
Out in Western Pennsylvania
The air was warm and she was a sight
Well the motel looked like twenty-five bucks
And a broken neon light
And she was gone, she was gone, she was gone
Everybody gets lonesome
Everybody needs a friend
Nothing here is permanent
Nothing but the end
The door opened wide
Without making a sound
I could hear her breath
But there was no one around
Well, she stepped right off
Of that Greyhound bus
It was late on Saturday night
Out in Western Pennsylvania
The air was warm and she was a sight
Well the motel looked like twenty-five bucks
And a broken neon light
And she was gone, she was gone, she was gone
She was gone, she was gone, she was gone
Sadness is a part of life
It's a lesson we all learn
No one gets off easy
And happiness is earned
Everybody gets lonesome
Everybody needs a friend
Nothing here is permanent
Nothing but the end
Well, she stepped right off
Of that Greyhound bus
It was late on Saturday night
Out in Western Pennsylvania
The air was warm and she was a sight
Well the motel looked like twenty-five bucks
And a broken neon light
And she was gone, she was gone, she was gone
She was gone, she was gone, she was gone
She was gone, she was gone, she was gone
Credits
Writer(s): Jaimie Muehlhausen
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