Back in the woods in a shotgun shack. Right above the railroad tracks. In old junk cars and tractor parts. Marylou she grew up. Hungry love. . Her daddy, he left with a new barmaid.
No more second chances. No more plastic lies. No more giving me reasons to make me have to say goodbye. . You only live once, no second chance. She says I go from the Hulk to Mr. Romantic.
I can stand with the weight of the world on my shoulders. I can fight with the toughest of the tough. I can laugh in the face of all my insecurities. Anytime, anywhere, anything, I'm strong enough.
I can stand with the weight of the world on my shoulders. I can fight with the toughest of the tough. I can laugh in the face of all my insecurities. Anytime, anywhere, anything, I'm strong enough.
This ain't the planet I've been living on. It don't circle round the sun. Ever since the day you came along. Everything I do revolves around you, you're my only one.
I guess it's written on my face. God, I get so sick of this place. I gotta get up, and get out, and get a life. . The days run long and nights too short.
There's no doubt you're good lookin', I'll say. And now I see you're lookin' my way. Say you wanna get to know me better. Show me your side of town. .
Who will with the holy war. Can you tell me what they're fighting for?. And do you look down in disgust?. God don't give up on us. . Mother nature's ashamed and bruised.
I laid the blanket there on the shoreline. And saw the water shine with the moon. What kind of fool would fail to notice. The best thing shining was you.
There were signs all over town, "Come see the rodeo". When I saw those fair ground lights a shinin', I knew I had to go. There were bulls and wild horses, arrows and clowns.
Last night I put the top down. And drove to the edge of town. A part of me just kept on goin' when I turned around. Why did I turn around?. . Every day it's more confusing wonderin' where I stand.
Bare feet on southern soil. Burning up in the August heat. Tall grass and butterflies. We're all praying for breeze. . I'm going down to the river. Gonna wade into my knees.
I've tried everything I know. But I still see you everywhere I go. On the sidewalk by the park where we first kissed. I can still feel every touch and tenderness.
Time after time, I've turned away from you. When all I had to do was surrender to your love. You've seen me stumble, you've watched me fall. And though I heard you call, I just wasn't strong enough.
How am I to believe. I've lost myself in you. Afraid to ask for what I need. So give it to you. . But I'm on your side now. I'm on your side now. I'm on your side now.
Tin roof shaking, crashing black. Well, I aint going back. Deliver me, take me in. Let me breathe your coarse wind. . Day is empty, night too long. River hums a sweet song.
At the reservoir, following. A narrow path of light. What keeps us coming back for more. Is always out of sight. . And raindrops fall on broken glass.