As the flashbacks continue, we see our first signs of trouble in the relationship with Judy. An unfortunate accident which should be blamed on the driver is attributed to the narrator, who is forced by Judy to question how blameless he truly was.
Is it my fault that you never got home?
If we'd taken the train, I guess you would've got home
I was so tired of lugging those bags around
We hopped in a cab, you were so excited
To stretch out in bed, it was such a long flight
Thirteen hours of trying to fall asleep
Judy and me crossing the street
She said, "What did you leave for the cabbie?"
"That's such a bad tip", she walked to give him some more
I heard tires come screaming around the corner
Some drunk asshole saying he was so sorry
One broken hand, two bruised ribs, and one hospital gown
If you weren't such a cheap bastard, I'd be at home
I'm not made of money, you should've left it alone
As soon as I say it, she looks at me so surprised
Of course it's your fault that I never got home
Thirteen Hours was written by Andy Shauf.
Thirteen Hours was produced by Rob Schnapf & Philip Shaw Bova.
Andy Shauf released Thirteen Hours on Fri Jan 24 2020.
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