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Angie Aparo ~ Third Time Around


He came from ohio Married the first girl again And somewhere in reno In his el camino he never did see her again No world can look like it did before But this one comes pretty close To the swinging door One time's a shame Two times and you're to blame And you lose your precious crown The third time around This ain't no freeway You pay for it someday - i guess He came from ohio Another day another stain on your map of regret No world can look like it did before But this one comes pretty close to the swinging door And you get no sleep and you're overdue The faithful creep when they're leaving you And you wonder why One time's a shame Two time and it looks like rain And they say your luck is found The third time around more free lyrics

He came from ohio
Married the first girl again
And somewhere in reno
In his el camino he never did see her again
No world can look like it did before
But this one comes pretty close
To the swinging door

One time's a shame
Two times and you're to blame
And you lose your precious crown
The third time around

This ain't no freeway
You pay for it someday - i guess
He came from ohio
Another day another stain on your map of regret
No world can look like it did before
But this one comes pretty close to the swinging door

And you get no sleep and you're overdue
The faithful creep when they're leaving you
And you wonder why

One time's a shame
Two time and it looks like rain
And they say your luck is found
The third time around

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