A Toast to Mary Lynn Lyrics

Mary, Mary, Sing it again

You can tear me apart and together amend

She doesn't live here anymore

Whisky was her only friend

She could pour him out and fill him again

She walked out and never closed the door

Magic plans and headed west

She sold her jeans for a long black dress

Crowded dreams that melted in the snow

So, hold a rose for Mary Lynn

She will never stop, and she can't begin

She holds a glass for all the sinners and their souls

Mary, Mary, don't pretend

You could ever fix what you can't defend

It's not that simple, anymore

Whisky was your favorite mend

You could stay at home, cause the doctor's in

Just don't come knocking at the door

She's in all of my memories

And sometimes she's a part of me

Sometimes she's just a girl I used to know

So, hold a rose for Mary Lynn

She will never stop, and she can't begin

She holds a glass for the sinners and their souls

Mary, Mary, I think it's been

Enough for you, and I don't know when

It'll be enough for me to let you go

I always thought that I'd find you dead

And hoped that you'd be getting' better

In time I knew you'd say "I told you so"

If I took back all that I gave away

I'd still owe with nothing to pay for it

I'd burn inside with no reason for the glow

So, hold a rose for Mary Lynn

She will never stop, and she can't begin

She holds a glass for all the sinners and their souls