Lyrics Depot
Lyrics » John Waite Lyrics » The Hard Way Lyrics
Find Song Lyrics:



Lyrics Depot is your source of lyrics to The Hard Way by John Waite. Please check back for more John Waite lyrics.

The Hard Way Lyrics


Artist: John Waite
Album: The Hard Way



(John Waite/Jeffrey Steele)

Jenny's sitting in the car
In the middle of some abandoned Shoney's parking lot
Ripping off the filters off her cigarettes
Crying, he loves me, loves me not
She checks her makeup in the rearview mirror and turns the radio on
It hasn't hit her yet
But all she's looking at is another lonely night coming on

Everybody learns the hard way
The hard way about love
It's easy to think that there's something better out there somewhere
But make no mistake
Everybody learns the hard way about love

Meanwhile across town Tommy's in a dark bar watching some blonde girl shaking all she's got
Out on the tiles, out on the edge
He's gonna give it his best shot
All that hard earned money ever got him was all alone
It's two in the morning and the only thing that's falling is the rain
And it's a long walk home

Everybody learns the hard way
The hard way, yeah
The hard way about love
It's easy to think that there's something better out there somewhere
But make no mistake
Everybody learns the hard way about love
Everybody learns the hard way about love

And in the cold heart light of day
Romeo doesn't always get his Juliet
You take your hands off the wheel
Your eyes off the prize
You'll get a lesson that you won't forget
Down on your knees and regret

Chorus



Comments/Interpretations
no comments yet

Name:
Comment:






Related:
John Waite Lyrics
John Waite The Hard Way Lyrics

More John Waite Music Lyrics:
John Waite - Ain't That Peculiar Lyrics
John Waite - Anytime Lyrics
John Waite - Encircled Lyrics
John Waite - Just Like Lovers Lyrics
John Waite - Keys to Your Heart Lyrics
John Waite - Show Me How to Love You Lyrics
John Waite - Whenever You Come Around Lyrics
John Waite - Wild One Lyrics

© 2009 LyricsDepot.com. All Rights Reserved.
All lyrics are the property of their respective authors, artists and labels.