Break of Day Waitress
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- folk
- contemporary folk
- americana
- folk rock
- acoustic
- singer-songwriter
- alt-country
- roots
- country folk
- 1970s
Lyrics
Intro
Low light flickers against the door
Raincoat hangs on the same old rack
Someone sweeps footprints off the floor
She hums softly then turns her back
Verse 0
First customer in from the chill
Boots muddy from walking alone
Sunrise waits at the windowsill
Her laughter makes this place a home
Verse 1
Rain taps soft on the window pane
Empty chairs and a lonesome booth
The scent of pie and old refrain
Waiting for her, searching for truth
Pre-Chorus
Faded receipts, old stories told
Another night, another bill to fold
Chorus
She moves quiet through the table's sway
Coffee in a porcelain hand
Her eyes belong to the break of day
Oh, I'm doing the best that I can
Verse 2
Midnight hangs in her tired smile
Order up, and dreams wear thin
I linger just a little while
Hoping she'll let me back in
Pre-Chorus
Sugar packets pile up slow
Old jukebox hums a tune I know
Chorus
She moves quiet through the table's sway
Coffee in a porcelain hand
Her eyes belong to the break of day
Oh, I'm doing the best that I can
Post-Chorus
Stay a little longer
Stay a little longer
Post-Chorus
Stay a little longer
Stay a little longer
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