
đ” âBecause I Wanted Toâ đ” (Angora / black & tan cafĂ© tune) âž» (Verse 1) Up at the Yot (Yacht) CafĂ©, morninâ crowd, Coffee thick and voices loud, Von and Cork, Jack, Bob Jay and Glenn, Same old talk like itâs always been. Cattle down and rain wonât fall, Dust just hanginâ over it all, Boot heels drag, chairs scootâ Hill Country rhythm, worn-out truth. âž» (Verse 2) Ken A.Kins come in, Black DPS car out front, long whip waving , Poured him coffee, joined the ring, Didnât miss a single thing. Glenn got quiet, stood up slow, Didnât say where heâd go, Slid on out that cafĂ© doorâ Left âem talkinâ just like before. âž» (Verse 3) Not long after, fella came through, Said, âKen⊠you better step outside a minute or twoâŠâ Ken walked out, stopped dead stillâ Something there didnât seem real. Whip antennaâcut off clean, Layinâ cross the hood, plain as seen, No storm done it, no wear with timeâ That was cut by hand, straight-line. âž» (Verse 4) Back inside, he took his seat, Didnât say much, just stirred his heat, Nobody pointed, nobody named They didnât need to â Glennâs direction⊠eyes all aimed. (Verse 5) Next day out by the trucks and dust, Ken ask Glenn like he figured he must, Said, âYou cut my antenna, tell me straight?â Glenn said, âYeah⊠I did it.â âWell why in the hell would you go do that?â Ken just stood there, brim pulled flat⊠Glenn looked up, didnât even blinkâ Didnât pause long enough to thinkâ âž» (Final Chorus â hit it hard) Because I wanted toâŠâŠ. Because I wanted to⊠ainât no disguise, No long-wind story, no alibis, Some men bend⊠some men bowâ Some just stand and tell you how. Because I wanted to⊠black and white, Same as that cruiser sittinâ out there in the light, No regret, no changinâ viewâ âI did it⊠âcause I wanted to.â âž» (Outro) Back in the cafĂ©, cups still warm, Talk rolled on like nothinâ was torn, But every time that story grewâ Somebodyâd grin⊠âŠâcause they all knew.

