Angeline from The Lincoln by Marty Hopkins

Angeline. Martin Hopkins

(C)I cashed in my pay down at Kelsey's
And I stopped in to have me one beer
The waitress was lookin mighty pretty
And the music was sweet to my ears

My boss man buys me another
He says "hell you only live once"
And the beer flowed like a river
No worries under the sun

I drank all that day and the next day
And I crawled back home on my knees
I begged Angeline for forgiveness
And the kids that just stared at me.

Chorus:
My sweet Angeline, my sweet Angeline
What did you ever do, what did you ever do,
To deserve someone like me

Angeline she doesn't say much
But I can see the look in her eyes
I swear things will be different
But she's already heard all my lies

Chorus:

• Americana
• Americana-Country
• Blues
• Country
• Country blues
• Country-Alt
• canadiana
• country blues
• country rock
• country rock americana
• St. Catharines