Original songs, all night
Rhett Calloway
Crimson StationNo. 153:455 playsKeep
Organ alone, a coin set down on a wooden table
Got a coin in my pocket, says ninety on the frontCheap little plastic, but it's heavy as a stoneWalked past the Lucky Seven on my way home from workAnd the neon said my name like it knew me all along
And the devil don't yell, noHe just leans on the doorAnd says "One won't hurt you"Like he said it before
Ninety days, I'm still standingNinety days, and he's still knockingEvery morning I wake up and choose againNinety days, ain't a lifetimeBut it's the longest I've been goneFrom the man I used to beAnd I'm holding on
Called my mama on a Sunday, she didn't know my voiceSaid "Baby, you sound clearer than the radio"My daughter let me walk her to the bus stop in the rainDidn't say a word, but she held on to my coat
And the devil don't yell, noHe just leans on the doorAnd says "Look what you're missing"Well, I've seen it before
Band drops out, choir enters, clapping
One day at a time, one day at a timeLord, I can't do ninety, but I can do oneOne day at a time, one day at a timeAnd when the one is over, give me one more
Full band, horns, choir, voice tearing open
Ninety days, I'm still standingNinety days, let him keep on knockingEvery morning I wake up and choose againNinety days, ain't a lifetimeBut it's the longest I've been goneFrom the man I used to beAnd I'm holding on
Organ and voice
Day ninety-oneHere I come
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