"Secondhand Smoke" lyrics

Learned all I need to know when I was ten years old
My momma sat me down, lit up a Marlboro
She said the world is mean, she said the world is cold
Least of my worries was secondhand smoke

Don't know if I'll ever have enough money
No matter how much I got
Not sure if I'm ever gonna get married
Even though I found the one
Don't think that I'm ever gonna have children
If they grow up like me
What if they end up like me?

Learned all I need to know when I was ten years old
My momma sat me down, lit up a Marlboro
She said the world is mean, she said the world is cold
Least of my worries was secondhand smoke
She told me people leave and promises get broke
If you want anything, then do it on your own
All of my friends would say they smelled it on my clothes
Least of my worries was secondhand smoke

Every time I find me something perfect
I look for a flaw
Every time my life is finally working
Something'll go wrong
Every time someone walks into my life
I don't get too close
'Cause nothing's worse than hope

Learned all I need to know when I was ten years old
My momma sat me down, lit up a Marlboro
She said the world is mean, she said the world is cold
Least of my worries was secondhand smoke
She told me people leave and promises get broke
If you want anything, then do it on your own
All of my friends would say they smelled it on my clothes
Least of my worries was secondhand smoke
Least of my worries was secondhand smoke

Never cracked one window to light that Marlboro
Least of my worries was secondhand smoke
(Least of my worries was secondhand smoke)
Secondhand smoke
Secondhand smoke