Irish Song Lyrics 
from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
Road To Ruin Larry Kirwan 
The strobe was pulsin' in the afterhours The booze was flowin' free When I first saw you across that room On down by Houston Street You were wrapped around a wise guy For all the world to see Ah you touched my heart across that room Then you came on home with me 
The angels knew their business, boys, They knew what they were doin' With your blazin' eyes and your raven hair On down the road to ruin I gave up friends and family I gave up all I knew I followed you like Jesus Christ On down the road to ruin 
The dawn threw up across the sky We kissed like boy and girl But neither of us was innocent We'd both been screwed by the world We clung onto each other For fear we'd drift away Ah you touched me to my heart's desire On the dawning of that day 
"Johnny," you said, "I'm clean outa me head I can't take any more pain If life's for livin' then what are we doin' Ploughin' these poisoned streets again and again" 
Jenny, I didn't know what I had in you How could I have been so dumb to walk out on you now what am I doin' Ploughin' these poisoned streets again and again And again and again and again and again and again 
I wonder where you are tonight I hope you're feelin' fine In some saloon or afterhours The men around you like flies I keep on searchin' everywhere I know just what I'm doin' Ah you're somewhere out there right in front of me On down the road to ruin