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Jessica Andrews ~ Ruby Shoes


The moon cast a shadow On my bedroom wall One silhouette not two Nothing about this Is familiar at all Guess it's all what you're used to I never pictured myself in this frame of mind Maybe things will be different When I open my eyes [Chorus] But my name aint Dorothy These aint ruby shoes I cant click my heels anytime I choose And fly away That aint a tornado Blowing out that door Thats the sound of hi'm leaving Cause he don't love me anymore Ill just walk the floor Oh but I sure could use Some of them ruby shoes Wish I could wave a wand Like he waved goodbye And change the lock on my heart This is gonna drown on me One tear at a time If I don't stop it before it starts Just sitting here wishing Wont get it done I know theres a road outta here But I don't know which one [Repeat Chorus] Sure could use Sure could use Some of those ruby shoes more free lyrics

The moon cast a shadow
On my bedroom wall
One silhouette not two
Nothing about this
Is familiar at all
Guess it's all what you're used to
I never pictured myself in this frame of mind
Maybe things will be different
When I open my eyes

[Chorus]

But my name aint Dorothy
These aint ruby shoes
I cant click my heels anytime I choose
And fly away
That aint a tornado
Blowing out that door
Thats the sound of hi'm leaving
Cause he don't love me anymore
Ill just walk the floor
Oh but I sure could use
Some of them ruby shoes
Wish I could wave a wand
Like he waved goodbye
And change the lock on my heart
This is gonna drown on me
One tear at a time
If I don't stop it before it starts
Just sitting here wishing
Wont get it done
I know theres a road outta here
But I don't know which one

[Repeat Chorus]

Sure could use
Sure could use
Some of those ruby shoes

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