Her and the Car and the Mobile Home

Well, my wife and I were happy in our trailer

But she didn't dig my runnin' around all night

Well I warned you a couple o' times of leavin'

Oh, but you just laughed and took it kinda light

Well I should've paid attention to her warnin'

When she told me she'd leave if I didn't change

'Cause when I come home about sunup this mornin'

Well I detected somethin' mighty strange

PORTER: Her and the car and the mobile home are gone, boys

DOLLY: I was takin' off while you was a-carryin' on

PORTER: Now things are really shot, I came home to an empty lot

DOLLY: Yeah, me and the car and the mobile home's gone

PORTER: Yes, her and the car and the mobile home was gone

DOLLY: Umm-hmm, hmm-hmm-hmm, hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm

Well the neighbours all around me were a-laughin'

And it made me feel about ten inches tall

Ha-ha, I knew you didn't think that I'd really leave you

Uh, not to mention takin' home and all

Why, talk about somebody bewildered

I bet you didn't know what to do, nor where to go

I found little consolation in my wardrobe

That you left scattered on the patio

PORTER: Her and the car and the mobile home are gone, boys

DOLLY: I was takin' off while you was a-carryin' on

PORTER: Now things are really shot, I came home to an empty lot

DOLLY: Yeah, me and the car and the mobile home's gone, gone

PORTER: Yes, her and the car and the mobile home was gone

DOLLY: Umm-hmm, hmm-hmm-hmm, hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm

PORTER (Spoken): Yeah, they was gone with everything else,

except a few old western suits she'd left scattered there

on the patio. And they had mud on 'em where she'd stomped

around on 'em. Footstepped on them wagon wheels, busted the

spokes out. You know that real nice lavender suit, the one

that she said I looked good in, looked like Tom Jones...

that's it hangin' over in that tree. She took that piece of

chalk wrote across the front of the coat, "Have a good time,

darling! You know when you're hot, you're hot"