A Torn Jacket with Silver Lining

If you're sleeping like a log
I'll think better than to knock
Silent and leaving
Stop the door from creaking
And when the morning comes

Where I'll be then, I don't know
Maybe close to Mexico
Or maybe Ensenada
Or then Eureka
Or a Tuscan waffle house

In my jacket with silver lining
Torn jacket with silver lining
Torn jacket with silver lining
In my jacket with silver lining
Torn jacket with silver lining
Torn jacket with silver lining

And I'll take my coffee black
And get my news from the back
Of sugar packs
Make 'em neatly stacked
For the next man's half-and-half

And I just don't really know
If I'm a lucky so-and-so
Or one thing for certain
This jacket's for curtains
And I'm a happy man

In my jacket with silver lining
Torn jacket with silver lining
Torn jacket with silver lining
Torn jacket with silver lining
Torn jacket with silver lining
Torn jacket with silver lining

Torn jacket with silver lining
A torn jacket with silver lining
Torn jacket with silver lining
In my jacket with silver lining
Torn jacket with silver lining
Torn jacket with silver lining

So if you're sleeping like a log
I'll think better than to knock
Silently I'll leave and
Stop the door from creaking
And when the morning comes

In the morning
All things have silver lining
In the morning
All things have silver lining
In the morning
All things have silver lining
In the morning
All things have silver lining