Gravity's Gone

JOHN MICHAEL COOLEY

I went stumbling through the fog trying to find a reason for the things I told her
She woke up sunny side down and I was still thinking I was too proud to flip her over
Between the champagne hand jobs and the kissing ass by everyone involved
Cocaine rich comes quick and that's why the small dicks have it all

So I'll meet you at the bottom if there really is one
They always told me when you hit it you'll know it
But I've been falling so long it's like gravity's gone and I'm just floating

Those little demons ain't the reasons for the bruises on your soul you've been neglecting
You'll never lose you're mind as long as you're heart always reminds you where you left it
And don't ever let them make you feel like saying what you want is unbecoming
If you were supposed to watch you're mouth all the time I doubt you're eyes would be above it

So I'll meet you at the bottom if there really is one
They always told me when you hit it you'll know it
But I've been falling so long it's like gravity's gone and I'm just floating

Between the champagne hand jobs and the kissing ass by everyone involved
What used to be is gone and what ought to be ought not to be so hard

So I'll meet you at the bottom if there really is one
They always told me when you hit it you'll know it
But I've been falling so long it's like gravity's gone and I'm just floating

But I've been falling so long it's like gravity's gone and I'm just floating

But I've been falling so long it's like gravity's gone and I'm just floating

Trivia about the song Gravity's Gone by Drive-By Truckers

On which albums was the song “Gravity's Gone” released by Drive-By Truckers?
Drive-By Truckers released the song on the albums “A Blessing And A Curse” in 2006, “Ugly Buildings, Whores And Politicians - Greatest Hits 1998 - 2009” in 2011, “It's Great To Be Alive!” in 2015, and “Live at Plan 9 July 13, 2006” in 2021.
Who composed the song “Gravity's Gone” by Drive-By Truckers?
The song “Gravity's Gone” by Drive-By Truckers was composed by JOHN MICHAEL COOLEY.

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