Coffee Cups and Storm Eyes
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- folk
- acoustic
- singer-songwriter
- alt-country
- country folk
- 1970s
Lyrics
Verse 1
Late evening shadow creeps over the floor
Counter is shining, bell rings at the door
She hums to the radio, lost in her chores
And I sit by the window, wishing for more
Pre-Chorus
Coffee cools slowly, names etched in the wood
I’d ask for a smile if I thought that I could
Chorus
She's pouring out coffee in cracked porcelain cups
Her eyes are the color of storms coming up
A slow-lonesome smile, with a dream she tucks
In the pocket of her apron, beneath all her luck
Verse 2
She walks like the clock when it's quarter to two
Her laugh rolls like thunder, cutting quiet in two
I watch from the corner, heart tangled and blue
Praying for courage to stumble straight through
Pre-Chorus
Silver moon through a dusty old glass
Every word I could say seems too heavy to pass
Chorus
She's pouring out coffee in cracked porcelain cups
Her eyes are the color of storms coming up
A slow-lonesome smile, with a dream she tucks
In the pocket of her apron, beneath all her luck
Post-Chorus
Oh, darling, what would you do
If these worn boots carried me closer to you
Post-Chorus
Oh, darling, what would you do
If these worn boots carried me closer to you
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