8 A.M. Lyrics

The Marcus King Band

The Marcus King Band - 8 A.M. Lyrics

Lyrics

Hope they play me
On your radio every hour
I don't need money, don't need power
Just like to know that you're hearin' me

And I know now
You did what you came to do
Broke my heart back in two
Left me wantin' more

If you could see me now
You'd be glad you left me
Take a look at me now
Wasted at 8 a.m.

And I'm ridin'
A white horse back to freedom
That you gave me the reins to
And your trail's gone cold, baby

If you could see me now
You'd be glad you left me
Just take a look at me now
Wasted at 8 a.m.

If you could see me now
You'd be glad you left me
Take a look at me now
Wasted at 8 a.m.

If you knew my mind, baby
You could see that I'm lonely
Sittin' in my den drinkin'
Wasted at 8 a.m.
Wasted at 8 a.m.

Song & Lyrics Facts

The Marcus King Band is an American blues rock band known for their soulful and powerful performances. One of the standout tracks from their discography is "8 a.m.", which appears on one of their albums.

The song was written by Marcus King himself, along with several other contributors. This track features the signature guitar riffs and emotive vocals that have made The Marcus King Band so beloved among fans of blues rock. With lyrics that paint a vivid picture of a morning after a night of hard living, "8 a.m." captures the rawness and vulnerability that often accompany those experiences. As with many of their songs, "8 a.m." showcases the incredible musicianship of the band's members, who are all highly skilled performers in their own right. From the passionate vocals to the tightly woven instrumentation, this track is a testament to the artistry of The Marcus King Band. In essence, "8 a.m." is a perfect example of what makes them such a force in the world of blues rock.

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