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If you see old Annie better give her a lift |
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cause Annie? ? ? ? ? ? s been a-workin on a midnight shift |
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If Annie puts her hair up on her head |
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paints them lips up bright, bright red |
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wears that dress that fits real tight |
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starts stayin? ? ? ? ? ? out ' til the middle of the night |
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says that a friend gave her a lift |
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well, Annie? ? ? ? ? ? s been workin? ? ? ? ? ? on a midnight shift |
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If she acts a little funny - seems a little strange |
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starts spendin? ? ? ? ? ? your money for brand new things |
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tells you that she wants to use the car |
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never explains what she wants it for |
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brother, there just ain? ? ? ? ? ? t no? ? ? ? " ifs? ? ? ? |
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cause Annie? ? ? ? ? ? s been workin? ? ? ? ? ? on a midnight shift |
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Early in the morning when the sun comes up |
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you look at old Annie and she looks kinda rough |
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you tell her? ? ? ? " honey, get on out of that bed? ? ? ? |
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she says? ? ? ? " leave me alone - I? ? ? ? ? ? m just about dead? ? ? ? |
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brother, there just ain? ? ? ? ? ? t no? ? ? ? " ifs? ? ? ? |
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cause Annie? ? ? ? ? ? s been workin? ? ? ? ? ? on a midnight shift |
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If you got a good mama that? ? ? ? ? ? s stayin? ? ? ? ? ? at home |
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you? ? ? ? ? ? d better enjoy it - cause it won? ? ? ? ? ? t last long |
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when you think everything? ? ? ? ? ? s all right |
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she starts slippin? ? ? ? ? ? round in the middle of the night |
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brother, there just ain? ? ? ? ? ? t no? ? ? ? " ifs? ? ? ? |
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cause Annie? ? ? ? ? ? s been workin? ? ? ? ? ? on a midnight shift |