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Kasey Chambers ~ Last Hard Bible


I sold my last hard bible Just to pay my bills I called my mother To reserve me in her will And the pay I'm getting every Thursday night Well it just don't seem enough Well money can buy me a hell of a lot But it sure won't buy me love Well I brought me a car And I brought me a roadtrain Car won't go Trains to slow So I found me a mansion On the highest hillside Bigger then this town But it don't feel like home I sold my last hard bible Just to pay my bills I called my mother To reserve me in her will And the pay I'm getting every Thursday night Well it just don't seem enough Well money can buy me a hell of a lot But it sure won't buy me love I spent my cash On a brand new heartache I spent my time Trying to make it back He took my heart And he took my savings He took the train And left me on the track I sold my last hard bible Just to pay my bills I called my mother To reserve me in her will And the pay I'm getting every Thursday night Well it just don't seem enough Well money can buy me a hell of a lot But it sure won't buy me love more free lyrics

I sold my last hard bible
Just to pay my bills
I called my mother
To reserve me in her will
And the pay I'm getting every Thursday night
Well it just don't seem enough
Well money can buy me a hell of a lot
But it sure won't buy me love
Well I brought me a car
And I brought me a roadtrain
Car won't go
Trains to slow
So I found me a mansion
On the highest hillside
Bigger then this town
But it don't feel like home

I sold my last hard bible
Just to pay my bills
I called my mother
To reserve me in her will
And the pay I'm getting every Thursday night
Well it just don't seem enough
Well money can buy me a hell of a lot
But it sure won't buy me love

I spent my cash
On a brand new heartache
I spent my time
Trying to make it back
He took my heart
And he took my savings
He took the train
And left me on the track

I sold my last hard bible
Just to pay my bills
I called my mother
To reserve me in her will
And the pay I'm getting every Thursday night
Well it just don't seem enough
Well money can buy me a hell of a lot
But it sure won't buy me love

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