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Artist/Band:
Edwin McCain
Lyrics for Song: The Kitchen Song
Lyrics for Album: Honor Among Thieves [1995]
Sitting in the kitchen
Just staring at the cracks in the wall
I've been sitting here since yesterday
Just waiting on you to call
The cracks remind me of you and I
They're all up, down and split apart
And all the cracks in the wall lead to one great big hole
That used to be my heart
Now that I think of it
Nothing ever worked out right
All we ever seemed to do is just cuss, scream, bitch and fight
All we did was fight
The tears I cried
Fell on a cold and lonely floor
No one to wipe them away
The tears I cried
Will be my own and they'll follow me
And that's the way it's gonna stay
Now that I think of it
Nothing ever worked out right
All we ever seemed to do is just cuss, scream, bitch and fight
All we did was fight
Oh pretty baby, can't you understand
I'm not made up of enough to be your man
Oh pretty baby, don't know what to say
I just want you to...go away
Well I'd love to sit and reflect on this
But I haven't got the time
Just tell me why you chose to be so cruel, mean, brutal so unkind
Now that I think of it
Nothing ever worked out right
All we ever seemed to do was cuss, scream, bitch and fight
All we did is fight
The tears I cried fell on a cold and lonely floor
No one to wipe them away
The tears I cried
Will be my own and they'll follow me
And that's the way it's gonna stay
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The Kitchen Song
Edwin McCain's 'The Kitchen Song' stands as a defining track from his 1995 album 'Honor Among Thieves,' showcasing his signature blend of acoustic guitar and heartfelt vocals. Released during a pivotal era for Christian pop, the recording captures the raw intimacy of his early career, focusing on themes of domestic life and spiritual reflection. The song exemplifies McCain's ability to weave narrative storytelling with melodic accessibility, establishing a foundation for his subsequent discography. Its enduring appeal lies in its authentic delivery and the way it resonates with listeners seeking genuine emotional connection within a faith-based musical context. |
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| Album Lyrics: Honor Among Thieves [1995] |
Edwin McCain
"Honor Among Thieves [1995]"
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