Tulsa - Liz Rose

I knew it was a bad idea, but my best friend needed me

So on a Sunday morning I climbed out the window and a thirteen-wayward free

We met those boys and hit that road before I could turn around

I said, to hell with all these rules, I’m a big girl now

I got a little older in Tulsa on a hitchhike highway

I got a little older in Tulsa in those didn’t know better days

I was chasing dreams and crossing things before I knew how to pray

I got a little older in Tulsa, a little innocence slipped away

Left home for God knows where, Oklahoma with less than twenty bucks

Got picked up by some pigs, got dropped off by the cops

Between the lies and alibis, they just said don’t come back

And when they let us out at the county line, they said go on, and that was that

I got a little older in Tulsa on a hitchhike highway

I got a little older in Tulsa in those didn’t know better days

I was chasing dreams and crossing things before I knew how to pray

I got a little older in Tulsa, a little innocence slipped away

Momma tracked me down by morning, put me in the car

And Daddy didn’t say a word, I guess I broke his heart

I got a little older in Tulsa on a hitchhike highway

I got a little older in Tulsa in those didn’t know better days

I was chasing dreams and crossing things before I knew how to pray

I got a little older in Tulsa, a little innocence slipped away

Got a little older in Tulsa (Got a little older)

Got a little older in Tulsa (Got a little older)

Got a little older in Tulsa