[Intro] Three in the morning, same old street. Same old trouble waiting on me. [Verse 1] Pink coat on my shoulder, cigarette on my lips, twenty bucks in my pocket, whiskey on my breath. Bartender says, “You good, girl?” I say, “Yeah, I'm fine.” He knows damn well I'm lying, but he pours another wine. [Chorus] Pink, pink, pink, lipstick on my drink, everybody's talking, I don't care what they think. Pink, pink, pink, high heels on the street, little bit of heaven, little trouble underneath. Don't need saving, don't need no diamond ring. Give me one good night and paint this whole town pink. [Verse 2] Boy down by the jukebox, old boots, faded jeans. Says he played down in Memphis, or that's what he believes. “Baby, where you going?” “Boy, don't start that shit.” Then he laughs and buys me coffee... maybe he's legit. [Sax / Trumpet Break] [Bridge – Gospel] Mama said, “Girl, slow down.” Daddy said, “Get out this town.” Every scar I carry around keeps my feet on solid ground. [Final Chorus] Pink, pink, pink, sunrise on my skin, lost a couple battles, but I'm still here to win. Pink, pink, pink, let the whole damn city sing. I've been broke, I've been lonely, I've been everything. Don't need saving, don't need no diamond ring. I'm still standing... still wearing pink. [Outro] Pink on the horizon. I ain't looking back.


