Static Songtext

I've got a girl in Saux St. Marie, she takes a bus every weekend just to come across the miles to me. She leaves her room in the shadow of the bridge to spend two days life blind in my dirty bed. Doesn't ask questions, never talks down about the things I do when she isn't around. Yeah, I just about live in the bars around town, I lose myself in the voice of the crowd. Each and every day I need static because I don't want to go home alone. I know a girl just outside of LaCrosse. She meets me in Milwaukee when the weather gets humid and hot. She leaves her husband and retarded baby girl just to walk for a while unencumbered in an easier world. No questions, never asks why. I walk the floor in the middle of the night and stare out the window of an ugly motel at the neon signs outside, think about the hell. I sell to make my static. I don't want to go home. I don't want to go home alone. Got a girl in Saux St. Marie, she takes a bus every weekend just to come across the miles to me. She leaves her room in the shadow of the bridge just to spend two days life blind in my dirty bed. Doesn't ask questions, never talks down about the life I lead when she isn't around. Yeah, I just about live in the bars around town. I lose myself in the voice of the crowd. I walk around stupid, blind and proud. Each and every day I need static. I don't want to go home alone. I don't want to go home.