Shut it down and call this road a day And put this silence in my heart in a better place I have traveled with your ghost now so many years That I see
We're living in a time of inconvenience Compassion fails me with this meanness in the air Our city streets are filled with violence So we close our doors
When you say I love you Is it just because you know that's what I want to hear? Lately friends are warning me What they hesitate to tell me leaves a
I can't be your weather Cuz' if it rains then it rains I can't be your lover Cuz' the feelings would change I can't be the wind Cuz' the wind blows too
Something's disturbed me I'm out of your company I'm Out of the country With another man's heart I'm angered and doubtful And I'd shout an earful But
(By Nanci Griffith, Adam Duritz & Brian Claflin) Oh the city snow makes your brown eyes shine We've gotta look real hard to find a reason to cry New
I should have known that you were gone back in Germany You told me in the dark while I was sleeping Then you slept through the sunrise As it washed across
I look out on these shields of heather Across this countryside I wonder how they've grown together While people live such separate lives I think I'll
On Grafton Street at Christmas time The elbows push you 'round This is not my place of memories I'm a stranger in this town The faces seem familiar And
This heart was almost taken This heart had a love of it's own This heart was reawakened When you came along This heart was born feet runnin' This heart
Flippin' bottle caps through the ring around the moon All alone on a Saturday night with the stars in bloom I am a vision of my mother's dream come true
Let me say this one more time Just in case you didn't hear it right I'll put it in my own words So I'll know it's understood You sent me out on a limb
I'm sitting on a southbound train Staring at the sky I'm thinking of my childhood And I'm trying not to cry While a stranger sleeps against me And it
d heard me on the radio I'd seen the flyers of San Antone And, I would give anything To have that flyer for my own [Chorus:] God bless the flyer Who
I saw you on the avenue You looked so tired and a little blue You were in your Sunday best With your father's tie upon your chest [Chorus:] Hey, you
heard me on the radio I'd seen the flyers of San Antone And, I would give anything To have that flyer for my own (chorus) God bless the flyer Who
He'd heard me on the radio I'd seen the flyers on San Antone I would give anything To have that flyer for my own God bless the flyers Who would be
