1. |
Down South
04:27
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I made my way down south to find you
It rained the whole way down,
Took a couple days, looking around
then I found you, somewhere downtown
Oh Ill leave my storms storms behind
Oh for blue skies and green eyes
It ain't raining down south
That's why I packed my bags and headed out of town
Not looking back, just heading down
Now when I look up, I don’t see no clouds,
It ain’t raining down south
I'm no stranger to grey skies
Or to storm clouds rolling in
But baby I've been driving for so long
I need to see the sun again
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2. |
Enough
04:04
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Oh my darlin
there’ll be days when
You’ve had enough of me
It’s been five years
since we’ve promised
for better or for worse
If I could tell those
two young lovers
What I know
I’ll tell you
Life ain’t gonna hold back, it gets harder
You'll need to learn to pick each other up
I'd say
It's the hardest days that you'll need to overcome
and maybe
Just maybe
Maybe that's enough
I’ve been chewed up, I've been beat down
There've been nights when, we just can't win
But my darlin, please keep tryin
to Bring out the best of me
Show me what I can’t see
If I could tell those
two young lovers
What I know
I’ll tell you
Life ain’t gonna hold back, it gets harder
You'll need to learn to pick each other up
I'd say
It's the hardest days that you'll need to overcome
and maybe
Just maybe
Maybe that's enough
Sometimes the road is crooked, sometimes it’s straight
Sometimes it won’t be clear which one to take
iT’s the hardest days, that we’ll need to overcome
Maybe that’s enough
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3. |
A Million Miles
03:37
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A couple times a year I’ll get restless
Sit in the front seat of my car
to count the days, and dream up ways to leave here
To go back to how it once was
when we were just seventeen
and we were tough and strong because
we were young,and so naive
There’s no way we could’ve known
that we’d lose you to the road,
And now i’m thinking from the front seat of my car
and i'd drive a million miles, if that would get me where you are
I know I am too young to say I’m getting old
But I still feel, the weight of years
And of the memories I hold
Like when I remember crying, as your father lay you down,
While the preacher spoke; of redemption, hope, and a world beyond our own.
There’s no way we could’ve known
that we’d lose you to the road,
And now, I don’t see you in the front seat of my car,
so i'll drive a million miles, if that would get me where you are.
I'll drive a million miles, if that would get me where you are
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