Diesel Café - The Bellamy Brothers

Well the coffee is thirty weight

And there’s grease in the beans

And the steak tastes like old shoe tongue

And the waitress is mean

But the sign says you’re welcome here

If you drive a truck

If you’re lonely and yearn for lov

Or you’re down on your luck

And the diesel cafe lulls me away

I spend every passing day at the diesel cafe

There’s red velvet stairs to climb

With the rooms at the top

And girls there who go for love

And they don’t ever stop

And the jukebox plays old love songs

Filled with heartache and pain

While the sun shines all over tow

On the cafe it rains

And the diesel cafe lulls me away

I spend every passing day at the diesel cafe

If you’re out on that road tonight

Full of coffee and speed

And those white lines have crossed your eyes

Then you know what you need

Drift into my favorite place

You might want to stay

Cause there’s something for everyone

At the diesel cafe

And the diesel cafe lulls me away

I spend every passing day at the diesel cafe