Trouble and Love

At the Downtowner, near the Roosevelt Baths
 Forty-eight fifty if you pay in cash
 Spanish television up through the floor
 Desk clerk don't look up when I walk by anymore
 Blizzard outside, blizzard in her heart
 Lonely travelers and cheap motel art
 Snow is falling on snow that fell on snow
 I said hold on baby please don't let go
 Trying to catch my breath, she moved so fast
 Rumble strips, red lights, broken glass
 Twisted steel, sirens, and blood
 Love and trouble, trouble and love
 A head full of dreams, a chest full of hurt
 Friends say walk on; it's more trouble than it's worth
 But my will is gone and my head hangs low
 It ain't the leaving, it's the way you go
 Trying to catch my breath, she moved so fast
 Rumble strips, red lights, broken glass
 Twisted steel, sirens, and blood
 Love and trouble, trouble and love
 Love and trouble, trouble and love
 Love and trouble, trouble and love
 Love and trouble, trouble and love