Trouble
Trouble a song by Connie Converse on Foxsoundi — Free Music, Smart Streaming for Everyone
Trouble Lyrics
Ever since we met
The world's been upside down
And if you don't stop troubling me
You'll drive me out of town
But if you go away
As trouble ought to do
Where will I find another soul
To tell my trouble to
My bed is made of stone
A star has burnt my eye
I'm going down to the willow tree
And teach her how to cry
But if you go away
As trouble ought to do
Where will I find another soul
To tell my trouble to?
They bid me wear my hat
Put on a nice new gown
I've tossed my bonnet over the roof
And I guess it won't come down
But if you go away
As trouble ought to do
Where will I find another soul
To tell my trouble to?
The world's been upside down
And if you don't stop troubling me
You'll drive me out of town
But if you go away
As trouble ought to do
Where will I find another soul
To tell my trouble to
My bed is made of stone
A star has burnt my eye
I'm going down to the willow tree
And teach her how to cry
But if you go away
As trouble ought to do
Where will I find another soul
To tell my trouble to?
They bid me wear my hat
Put on a nice new gown
I've tossed my bonnet over the roof
And I guess it won't come down
But if you go away
As trouble ought to do
Where will I find another soul
To tell my trouble to?
From the album: How Sad, How Lovely
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