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Beth Hart ~ Is That Too Much To Ask


Wish me luck
Give me somethin'
Help me out
And i'll go there...
All i want is a brand new truck
One eyed jacks & beginner's luck
The doctor's script for the perfect drug
Get it all while i can
But i got no money & i got no man
I drive around in a beat up van
I ride on coffee & percodan
Get it all while i can
Is that too much to ask
Is that too much to ask
So people tell me to clean up my mess
Like i was sweet sixteen in a dirty dress
But i'm wiser now so i must confess
That i get it all while i can
Is that too much to ask
Is that too much to ask
Just make it real & make it last
Someday maybe i'll understand
This crazy old life is in my hands
Someday maybe i'll figure it out
Somebody help me
Anybody tell me
Wish me luck
Give me somethin'
Help me out
And i'll go there
Wish me luck
Give me somethin'
Just make it real & make it last


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