"Borrowed Wings"

That night we drank wine from the crazy well. Shot a shotgun out
the window of our automobile. We was young, we was wild
and we sure had our fun. Until the sheriff caught up with us and
we tried to run. Now we return to Earth on borrowed wings
lifted from the shoulders of sweet dreaming angels. Now the world
beyond the world we never will reach, 'cause you can't
get to heaven on no... borrowed wings. Now Lucinda here she
once ran a fine beauty parlor, 'til her boyfriend got twenty
years for robbing them liquor stores. She took some pills in a motel
room a mile from his prison cell. Then she sank like
a stone to the blue bottom of the swimming pool. Now she returns
to Earth on borrowed wings lifted from the shoulders of
sweet dreaming angels. Now the world beyond the world she never
will reach, 'cause you can't get to heaven on no... borrowed
wings. Between a rock called heaven and a hard place called home,
we wander the shadows so restless and lonesome. For in
the fallow field where what's reaped is what's sewn there lies a
road to ruin and it's paved with our tombstones. So if
you catch my reflection in a sheet of summer rain, pray tell do
remain silent for fear you'll awaken them beautiful owners
of the wings that we bear for fear they'll reclaim them and send us
back there. For we return to Earth on borrowed wings
lifted from the shoulders of sweet dreaming angels. Now the world
beyond the world we never will reach, 'cause you can't
get to heaven on no... no borrowed wings.