Sugar Coat - Little Big Town

I turn the bathroom light on

To take my makeup off

Look at myself in the eye

I wonder why I wear it anyway

Another car drives by

I wonder where you are

The kids are all in bed

And everything but you is in its place

From the street view looking in

It’s pretty as a picture

A home sweet home

Sometimes I wish I liked drinking

Sometimes I wish I liked pills

Wish I could sleep with a stranger

But someone like me never will

Sometimes I hardly can stand it

I just smile with a lump in my throat

Sometimes I wish I could bear it

Didn’t have to wear this sugar coat

Passed down from my mom

She wore it so well

She’d rest it on my shoulders

Said it’s colder out there than you think

Would I recognize myself

Would anybody else

If I took the damn thing off and burned it up

Sometimes I wish I liked drinking

Sometimes I wish I liked pills

Wish I could sleep with a stranger

But someone like me never will

Sometimes I hardly can stand it

I just smile with a lump in my throat

Sometimes I wish I could bear it

Didn’t have to wear this sugar coat

Oh, this damn sugar coat

And one of these nights I’ll meet you in the driveway

And tell you to go to hell, go to hell

Sometimes I wish I liked drinking

Sometimes I wish I liked pills

Wish I could sleep with a stranger

But someone like me never will

Sometimes I hardly can stand it

I just smile with a lump in my throat

Sometimes I wish I could bear it

And didn’t have to wear this sugar coat

This damn sugar coat