When she was seventeen
She married a Preacher Man
And she settled down
In a little part of town
Followed him all around
Having little babies
Singing in a little Church
In a little ghost town

She's so happy, keeping up
I don't wanna keep up, keeping up with the Jones'

Finally she told me
Grandpa Dan travelled
Playing on the road
With Nat King Cole
And he womanised
Staying up all night
 [bad word] #39; up around the town
From town to town to town

Why don't you be a Jones like your sister and your brother Noel
When are you gonna be a Jones just like your dad
God bless his soul

I've got the William's blood in me
In [bad word] through my veins

In a room full of doves
I'm waiting for the Angels
Spreading my wings
So I can fly
Let me go
I'll never change

[In this autobiographical song the singer explains that her musical [bad word] from her mother's side (Williams is her mother's maiden name). Grace talks of her how she takes after her mother, rather than her strict, religious father.]