Well my wife and I were happy in our trailer
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But she didn't dig my runnin' around all night
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Well I warned you a couple of times about leavin'
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Oh but you just laughed and took it kinda light
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Well I should've paid attention to her warnin'
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When she told me she'd leave if I didn't change
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Cause when I come home about sunup this mornin'
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Well I detected somethin' mighty strange
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Her and the car and the mobile home are gone boys
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I was takin' off while you was a carryin' on
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Now things are really shot I came home to an empty lot
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Yeah me and the car and the mobile home was gone
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Yeas her and the car and the mobile home was gone
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Well the neighbors all around me were a laughin'
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And it made me feel about ten inches tall
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Ha I knew you didn't think that I'd really leave you
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Ah not to mention takin' home and all
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Well talk about somebody be-wildered
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I bet you didn't know what to do nor where to go
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I found a little consolation in my wardrobe that you left scattered on the patio
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Her and the car and the mobile home...
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(Yeah they was gone with everything else
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Except a few old western suits she'd left scattered there on the patio
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And they had mud on 'em where she'd stomped around on 'em
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Stepped on them Wagon wheels busted the spokes out
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You know that real nice lavander suit one that she said I looked good in
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Said I looked like Tom Jones that's it hangin' over in that tree
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She took that piece of chalk wrote across the front of the coat
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have a good time darling you know when you're hot you're hot)
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Her And The Car And The Mobile Home
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| Porter Wagoner |
