Zach Bryan - Pocket Change

She’s got a plan to get em both outta here, If they can make it through the end of the night they can make it through the year But New Years Day’s a life time away come 9 and her breath smells like cigarettes and sex and wine This towns always gonna be the same what it was before Just another drunk man with his white trash version of war Had a wife, had a life, had a baby on the way then he lost it, Cause the only change he’ll ever know sits in his front pocket She fell in love with an ego addict, Out on the coast with her dark red lipstick He’s long gone and she still reeks like wine And a baby boy with a father that won’t say mine He grew up on the corner of 24th and Read Just praying for a man that he knows he’ll never meet And his mother said his daddy died a long long time ago, A good and honest humble man God fearing war hero, But she’s got a plan to get them both out of here, In the house of the rising sun men disappear Made it to a truck stop just east of the coast Where A man and his hand begged for change in a big black coat She fell in love with an ego addict, Out on the coast with her dark red lipstick He’s long gone and she still reeks like wine And a baby boy and a father that won’t say mine She’s got a plan to get em both outta here, If they can make it through the end of the night they can make it through the year But New Years Day’s a lifetime away come 9 And she still smells like cigarettes, sex, and wine