Lyrics:

You were a phonograph, I was a kid
I sat with an ear close, just listening
I was there when the rain tapped the way down your face
You were a miracle, I was just holdin' your space

Well time has a way of throwing it all in your face
The past, she is haunted, the future is laced

Heartbreak, you know, drives a big black car
I swear I was in the back seat, just minding my own

And through the glass the corn crows come like rain

They won't stay, they won't stay for too long now
This could be all that we know of love and all

Well, you were a dancer and I was a rag
The song in my head, it was all that I had
Hope was a letter I never could send
Well, love was a country we couldn't defend

Through the carnival we watch them go round and round
All we knew of home was just a sunset and some clowns, ah-aah
Well, you were a magazine, I was a Plain Jane
Just walking the sidewalks and covered in rain
Love to just get into some of your stories
Me, all of my Plain Jane glory

Just me and all of my Plain Jane glory