My Second Home - Tracy Lawrence

There’s a honky-tonk on the edge of town

I used to call my second home

It’s a place I’d go just to get away

When I wanted to be alone

Well early one mornin, I had a fight with my darlin

That went from bad to worse

It ended when she said, «your second home

Just became your first»

Now the juke box is my alarm clock

I wake up in a corner booth

I don’t have a tab, don’t need no cab

'cause the dance floor’s my living room

Well I might die from a broken heart

But I’ll never die of thirst

Now that my second home has become my first

Well, I don’t have to pay no mortgage

I don’t have to mow no lawn

A lot of friends come see me

Some stay until the break of dawn

I can paint the town without leavin the house

I can feel good til it hurts

Now that home sweet second home

Just became my first

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Lord, now that my second home has become my first