Walmart Greeter
Stumblin' out of a late last night
Into traffic
Sun's up, gotta settle down
I can't stop laughing
Clock's ticking, it's tickin' me off
I can't sit still
Who knew such a bad idea
Is such a thrill
My idea of a good time
Is making promises I can't keep
I don't like to
Think too far ahead
Here I go again
I'm as happy as a
Walmart Greeter
Riding in a
Tin can two-seater
Come back to
Stop what you started
Maybe this life ain't
Quite what you wanted
Small cog in a big, big wheel
Don't even notice
Small man with a simple plan
Of getting loaded
Do anything you can
For the new model
No time to relieve yourself
Just in a bottle
I'm a demon come six o'clock
Ain't nowhere
That I won't be found
I don't like to
Think too far ahead
Here I go again
Here we go again
I'm as happy as a
Walmart Greeter
Riding in a
Tin can two-seater
Come back to
Stop what you started
Maybe this life ain't
Quite what you wanted
Throwing out all your
Fortune cookies
Just to get a piece
Of the pie
For a day you could
Celebrate, well
Here's mud in your eye
Here's mud in your eye
I'm as happy as a
Walmart Greeter
Riding in a
Tin can two-seater
Come back to
Stop what you started
Maybe this life ain't
Quite what you wanted
Into traffic
Sun's up, gotta settle down
I can't stop laughing
Clock's ticking, it's tickin' me off
I can't sit still
Who knew such a bad idea
Is such a thrill
My idea of a good time
Is making promises I can't keep
I don't like to
Think too far ahead
Here I go again
I'm as happy as a
Walmart Greeter
Riding in a
Tin can two-seater
Come back to
Stop what you started
Maybe this life ain't
Quite what you wanted
Small cog in a big, big wheel
Don't even notice
Small man with a simple plan
Of getting loaded
Do anything you can
For the new model
No time to relieve yourself
Just in a bottle
I'm a demon come six o'clock
Ain't nowhere
That I won't be found
I don't like to
Think too far ahead
Here I go again
Here we go again
I'm as happy as a
Walmart Greeter
Riding in a
Tin can two-seater
Come back to
Stop what you started
Maybe this life ain't
Quite what you wanted
Throwing out all your
Fortune cookies
Just to get a piece
Of the pie
For a day you could
Celebrate, well
Here's mud in your eye
Here's mud in your eye
I'm as happy as a
Walmart Greeter
Riding in a
Tin can two-seater
Come back to
Stop what you started
Maybe this life ain't
Quite what you wanted
Credits
Writer(s): Thomas Erwin
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