Ink Ain’t Dry

[Verse 1]
When the timer on the lights don't work, we just drive in the dark
To a house on the corner of Jackson and Memorial Park
Only thing we learned in school was how to lose our clothes
What to do if you're lonely, what to do if your husband knows

[Verse 2]
Do you think that we're too grown to do this now?
Do you do it for the rush or to piss off the Sunday crowd?
And when you tug on my shirt, does it remind you of how it felt?
When we were young and hungry, undoing the Bible Belt

[Chorus]
Back when we would tear through the trailer like two F5s
With one wrong look, we might draw our knives
I hate you for the past, but I love you for tonight
But you can't close the book when the ink ain't dry
Can't close the book when the ink ain't dry

[Verse 3]
Your four-bedroom house still can't buy you the time of day
And if he left his office, would you even know what to say?
You dress the kids up for service, and you call me when they're off to bed
But we won that race in a Firebird and you can't get it out your head

[Chorus]
Back when we would tear through the trailer like two F5s
With one wrong look, we might draw our knives
I hate you for the past, but I love you for tonight
But you can't close the book when the ink ain't dry
Can't close the book when the ink ain't dry
Why aren't you ever satisfied?
Can't close the book when the ink ain't dry, dry, dry
Dry, dry, dry, dry, dry

[Outro]
Well, you can't close the book
Well, you can't close the book when the ink ain't dry
Well, you can't, well, you can't, well, you can't
Well, you can't close the book when the ink
When the ink ain't dry