Lyrics

I left my car in Denver
The manifold's blown
I lost the keys to the house
That my wife says she owns
She took all the Carl Perkins
Even the Stones
And it seems I've got nothing but time
The skies have turned cloudy
The clouds are all gray
And I'm drunk in a park
Where my kids used to play
Had a girl who once loved me
And she's gone away
Now it seems I've got nothing but time
I've got time to remember
Time to regret
Time to drink whiskey
And smoke cigarettes
Seems to go on forever
It's not over yet
Oh these days there's nothing but time
There's a place in St Louis
Where the band used to go
We'd laugh and we'd sing songs
That we didn't know
And the fair and tender maidens
Lined up in a row
St Louis seems just like a dream
I can hardly remember
The people I met
Through the cheap southern whiskey
And stale cigarettes
Seems to go on forever
It's not over yet
Don't know just what I thought I would find
Oh but these days there's nothing but time
Seems to go on forever
It's not over yet
Oh these days there's nothing but time
Written by: Don Lee Heffington
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