Well I never lived through the great depression somethimes I feel as though I did And I don't have answers for every single question But that's OK 'cos
Well it's half my heart and a little bit of soul That makes me feel I've gotta ride this road I wouldn't change it if I could And me and this road you
I sold my last hard bible Just to pay my bills I called my mother To reserve me in her will And the pay I'm getting every Thursday night Well it just
As your disappearing I'm hearing All I wanted you to say I should focus more on the thought of letting you just slip away But I get this strange feeling
Put it into gear we've got a long way to go You can play your Dylan When we have to take it slow And everytime you lose your mind From driving in your
ve lied So I will have to learn to stand my ground I'll tell 'em I won't be around I'll move on over to your town and hide And you be the Captain And
I grew up along way from here I slept with the lights on for fifteen years And Sabbath kept me home on Friday nights and Daddy sang me Rodgers just
If I could do it all again I wouldn't change a thing I'd have you back the way I had you then But one thing that I know This time I wouldn't make you
Well this flower is my soul But it's not half of what I owe I should give you every rose that I ever grew But take this one here for a start And you
These pines are not the ones that i'm used to They won't carry me home when I cry Am I too far gone to recover Or can I turn if I try Should I trade
The last time I held you You held the cards and I was asking for anything you had You saw it coming but you didn't tell me and next thing everything
We're all gonna die someday lord We're all gonna die someday Mama's on pills daddy's over the hill But we're all gonna die someday Well it hurts down
As you're disappearing I'm hearing All I wanted you to say I should focus more on the thought of Letting you just slip away But I get this strange feeling
Well, it's half my heart and a little bit of soul That makes me feel I've wanna ride this road I wouldn't change it if I could And me and this road you
I sold my last hard Bible Just to pay my bills I called my mother To reserve me in her will And the pay I'm getting every Thursday night Well, it just
Put it into gear We've got a long way to go You can play your Dylan When we have to take it slow And everytime you lose your mind From driving in your
Well, I never lived through the great depression Somethimes I feel as though I did I don't have answers for every single question But that's okay 'cos
I grew up along way from here I slept with the lights on for fifteen years And Sabbath kept me home on Friday nights And Daddy sang me Rodgers Just to
