1. |
Light On Lindsay
03:25
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Leave on the back porch light
I'm coming home tonight
And I've been missing sleep and missing you now
For a little while
I can't wait to walk through our back door
Set this guitar case down on our kitchen floor
And make love
Sweet sweet love
That's long overdue
We've been on the road
Rolling on like stones
Singing about drinking
And Jesus baring a heavy load
And I love you
And I miss you so
But I'll see you again here soon
Lindsay leave the porch light on
It's hard for me to face a truth
Highway was gonna set me free
But this asphalt's a prison
And i'm barred in between the lines
Oh, we've been on the road
Rolling on like stones
Singing about redemption
And Jesus baring a heavy load
And I love you
And I miss you so
But I'll see you again here soon
Lindsay leave the porch light on
Oh we've been on the road
Rolling on like stones
Singing songs about you, and Jesus
And how I need you both
And I love you
And I hate to hang up the phone
But I hear the boys calling
Lindsay leave the porch light on
Oh I hear the boys calling
We gotta play one more
Show
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2. |
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Sometimes I sit and wonder
What could it all have been
What could it all have been
The lightning breathes thunder
On my head
On my head
A tragedy to think
The beauty we hold
Is a mess
It's a mess
I sit and I wonder
Oh, what could it all have been
Do you, yeah
Do you, yeah
I picture it
Please
Stand by
Do you, yeah
Do you, yeah
I remember well
No you don't
So never mind
Guns don't kill ghosts darling
It's best to close the door
I promised you nothing
But I gave you more
You told me once
You'll never love again
I sit and I wonder
Oh, What could it all have been
What could it all have been
Do you, yeah
Do you, yeah
I picture it
Please
Stand By
Do you, yeah
Do you, yeah
I remember well
No you don't
So never mind
Do you, yeah
Do you, yeah
I picture it
Please
Stand By
Do you, yeah
Do you, yeah
I remember well
No you don't
I remember well
No you don't
I remember well
No you don't
So, never mind
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3. |
When We Were Wildflowers
03:38
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Wildflowers on the edge of this highway
Reach for the sun and blow around
The lines are getting darker as another day
Burns out
And I'm getting older than I am young
I'm finally learning
How to run
Well, summer is fading
So is my time
History gets made with every memory
We make
And the wheels keep rolling into the night
Could time stand still just for this little while
I'm not dying yet
Just trying to
Live my life
Like I only got one
Oh I only got one
Wildflowers on the edge of the highway
Reach for the sun and blow around
Lines are getting darker as another day
Burns out
And I'm getting older
Than I am young
Every minute I get
Is a shot
From the starting gun
I'm not dying yet
Just trying to
Live my life
Like I only got one
Oh, I only got one
Only got one
Only got one
Only got one
Only got one
Wildflowers on the edge of the highway
Reach for the sun and blow around
The lines are getting darker
As another day
Burns out
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4. |
Dawn To Dusk
04:49
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Up when the rooster crows
Shuffle round the house
With nowhere to go
I don't know what else to do
When it's just me here
And no you
Sun shows
Trees glow
Winter here gets too damn cold
Minutes don't seem to move at all
Minutes don't seem to move
When you're gone
Oh, please don't go
Oh, please don't go
Oh, please don't go
Oh, please don't go
Dawn to dusk, Dusk to dawn
Our hearts turn needs to wants
Dusk to dawn, Dawn to dusk
Our hearts turn love to lust
And I want you
To come home
And I want you
To come home
Might as well throw me away
I've been here in this gutter all day
Clouds send rain shoot me down the spout
With all my shame in the middle of this
Drought
Oh, please don't go
In the middle of this drought
Oh, please don't go
In the middle of this drought
Oh, please don't go
In the middle of this drought
Oh, please don't go
Dawn to dusk, dusk to dawn
Our hearts turn needs to wants
Dusk to dawn, dawn to dusk
Our hearts turn love to lust
And I want you
To come home
And I want you
To come home
Ah just come home
Ah just come home
Ah just come home
Just come
Oh please don't go
Oh please don't go
Oh please don't go
Oh please don't go
Dawn to dusk
Dusk to dawn
Our hearts turn needs to wants
Dusk to dawn
Dawn to dusk
Our hearts turn love to lust
And I want you
To come home
And I want you
To come home
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5. |
Traveler's Chance
04:11
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Tell me my darling
Sweet baby dear
Which kinds of sweet love
Is it that you fear
Which kinds of things
Bring the strangest of pain
And hold your heart hostage
For so many days
I said good morning sun
Birds alike
I'm so damn happy
I have you another night
I said good night moon
Stars above
I'm so damn happy
I have you
To love
I said me oh my girl
You got me locked in this world
I said me oh my girl
You got me locked in this world
You got no one to blame
Take that Northbound
Chicago
I've slept on my couches
And lived from my car
It ain't where you been girl
Unless you go far
I often dream of things I can't reach
But you in that white dress is one I believe
The first time we kissed it was in my car
I said can I
You said
What are you waiting for
I said me oh my girl
You got me locked in this world
I said me oh my girl
You got me locked in this world
You got no one to blame
Take that Southbound
Carbondale
I said me oh my girl
You got me locked in this world
I said me oh my girl
You got me locked in this world
You got no one to blame
You got no one to blame
You got no one to blame
Take that Southbound
Carbondale
No one to blame
No one to blame
No one to blame
Take that Southbound
Carbondale
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How slow the days moved out there in the sticks where I'm from; the clouds rolling by on those country days, listening to the wind rustle through the trees, the hawks above the hay field. Lost in the slowness and peacefulness of nature for too long to shake off. I seek that flow now in music and try to incorporate it wherever possible. -Seth Samuelson Cocquit ... more
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