Winonah The whiskey owns her So she takes to the taverns to take some company Winonah Nobody's shown her That barrooms are a prison and whiskey is no key
Contemplating why her youth so quickly slipped away Winonah pours another drink to wash the pain away Taking whiskey for her wages, Winonah looks for truth While sweeping up the sawdust underneath the barroom booth
Winonah The whiskey owns her So she takes to the taverns to take some company Winonah Nobody's shown her That barrooms are a prison and whiskey is no key
Early in her younger days she felt she could not cope So dependency on dreams became her only hope And now the dreams she's dreaming come from bottles on the shelf So gaily, drinking daily, sweet Winonah finds herself
Winonah The whiskey owns her So she takes to the taverns to take some company Winonah Nobody's shown her That barrooms are a prison and whiskey is no key
Winonah The whiskey owns her So she takes to the taverns to take some company Winonah Nobody's shown her That barrooms are a prison and whiskey is no key
That barrooms are a prison And whiskey is no key
Composição: Michael Nesmith, Linda Hargrove & James Miner