Ribbons and long curls
Reflections of yesterdays past
Headlines and footlights
Wee hours and long nights
Keep everything moving so fast
It's taken a long time
And she's walked a fine line
For fortune and fame have arrived
She kept on striving
And half-way surviving
Till part of those dreams came alive
Now she wishes she looked like they tell her she looks all the time
What she'd give just to feel like she tells them she's feelin' just fine
All that money she makes every night ain't as much as it seems
Cause it's a dollar a wrinkle and less than a nickel a dream
Well, her heart may be breaking
But she keeps on taking what she thought she wanted back then
It's too late to change her,
There's always a stranger to tell her she's someone again
[Chorus ]
🎵 The Complete MCA Studio Recordings
by Nanci Griffith
Gulf Coast Highway (Duet with Mac McAnally)
Nanci Griffith
Late Night Grande Hotel (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
Never Mind (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
Let It Shine On Me (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
The Sun, Moon And Stars (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
Tumble And Fall (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
Beacon Street (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
Sing One For Sister (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
Love In A Memory (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
There's A Light Beyond These Woods (Mary Margaret) (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
Love Wore A Halo (Back Before The War) (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
So Long Ago (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
Little Love Affairs (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
I Would Change My Life (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
Sweet Dreams Will Come (Duet with John Stewart)
Nanci Griffith
Wooden Heart (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
It's Too Late (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
Fields Of Summer (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
Heaven (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
The Power Lines (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
Down 'N' Outer (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
One Blade Shy Of A Sharp Edge (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
San Diego Serenade (Album Version)
Nanci Griffith
Stand Your Ground (Album Version)
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