Alicia Bridges
Alicia Bridges
Alicia Bridges
Alicia Bridges
Alicia Bridges
Alicia Bridges
Alicia Bridges
Alicia Bridges
Alicia Bridges
Alicia Bridges
A broken woman sits at the bar
Sipping gin and tonic
She thinks she's the star
The star of the dance floor
The goddess of love
She shakes to the music till the last song is gone
She wants to change
At least that's what she says
But she just can't relate
She just can't find herself
What a foolish broken woman
Her face is aging, oh, yes it is
The years take hold
She's got lines on her skin and marks on her soul
It's money she's after; pills are a must
She's clutching at life
But all she touches turns to dust
She wants to change
At least that's what she says
But she just can't relate
She just can't find herself
What a foolish broken woman
She is drunk and half crazy
Every night when she leaves the bar
And then she drives through the night
In her big shiny car
Nobody loves her; nobody cares
She's all by herself
No one wants to be there with her
She wants to change
At least that's what she says
But she just can't relate
She just can't find herself
What a foolish broken woman
She's got the broken woman blues
Broken Woman was written by Susan Hutcheson & Alicia Bridges.
Broken Woman was produced by Steve Buckingham.
Alicia Bridges released Broken Woman on Sun Jan 01 1978.
Bridges told Queer Music Heritage is 2008:
Well, really and truly, from singing in the bars for so many years…gay bars and straight bars…you come to know the people that come in and frequent the bars. Every once in a while you see a person at that bar night after night after night after night. And...