Your Sister Cried
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Your Sister Cried
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Well, I stared out of the windshield into the rain so
light
And I turned on my dims, and somebody flashed me their
brights
And I reached over and turned the radio way down low
Your sister cried all the way home
Lightening crashed, and the road shone like a mirror
A dog came out of the ditch, then he disappeared
And I remembered a conversation we once had on the
phone
Your sister cried all the way home
I'll never know how you got into such a mess
Why do the bridesmaids all have to wear the same
dress?
Everybody said you looked real good
But I think you looked stoned
Your sister cried all the way home
Your sister cried all the way home
Your sister cried all the way home
Your sister cried all the way home
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Mary Gauthier performs "Your Sister Cried", and this lyric page sits inside the Mary Gauthier catalog on LyroVerse.
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