The House I Used To Live Lyrics

Everything is nothing when you can't be nowhere cool

And it's not like anyone is moving, buying golden spoons

And the market crashed and fell on top the house I used to live

Camping like a king in tents, better than I'd give

And the worth

Topples down a dry creek fall and everybody's hurt

Trying to ignore the things we damned into the earth

And the whiskey flows like rivers should if we weren't even there

Maybe that's the way she was before it got unfair

So I'm told

You never lead a horse to drink expect it to give birth

Just like when you die you can't pack up all your worth

The ever diving price of life will send them to the hills

And when the cities are all dripped dry, the forests will be filled

And the question

Everyone is asking yet the answer's in the air

Everything is nothing even before we got unfair

Yeah we got unfair