1. |
Take Me Home
04:46
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I've been running way too long
I’m trying to get to where I don't belong
Everyone keeps telling me
You can be what you wanna be…so
Take me home, land surrounded by water
Take me home tonight
I woke that morning with the rising sun
Being chased by the moon she was on the run
I followed her out to the West
I couldn't keep up though I tried my best
Take me home where I can wander
Take me home if just for the night
I ended up in some mountain town
Drinking with the moon and stars around
And every time I see her I start to smile
But it's been years yea it's been awhile
Take me home where I'm known by my first name
Take me home when I call it a night
Take me home to a place that’s familiar
Take me home when I'm far away
‘Cuz I've been running way too long
Trying to get to where I don't belong
Everyone keeps telling me
You can’t be what you wanna be
You can’t be…
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2. |
Settle Down
03:57
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Settle down now you know,
We all would like to get what we want
Slow it down a little now
We’ll get to where we wanna go
You and me, we’ve got somewhere we want to be
But we should take our time
You and me, we’ve got someone we want to be
And we will get there just fine
Listen to an old man
Tell his story if you can
You never know when you might
Get that chance again
Take the lessons, he learned along the way
If you love someone, don’t let them get away
And don’t waste another day
If you love someone, don’t be afraid to say it
Come on baby if you feel
The way I feel take my hand
Like birds we’ll fly to wherever
The hell it is we want to go
Cuz you, and me we’ve got somewhere we want to be
And we are taking our time
You and me, we’ve got someone we want to be
But we, we’re doing just fine
Settle down now you know
We all would like to get what we want
Slow it down a little now
We’ll get to where we wanna go
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3. |
Don't Cry For Me
05:15
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There’s a fever in the night
Underneath a neon sky
There’s a whisper in the wind
Every time you blink your eyes
And every broken heart
Was worth the cost
Of this moment we’re in
When the whole world just gets lost
Don’t cry for me, I’m as found as I can be
When the darkness of the days...go by
Don’t wait too long, I’m as true as any song you sing
And I’ll be holding on...to you
There’s a sparkle in every rain drop
Hitting your face
There’s a color in the air
Consuming a perfect space
And every bit of you
Is tied to me
Like the flowers and leaves
Clinging to a fall tree
Don’t cry for me, I’m as found as I can be
When the darkness of the days...go by
Don’t wait too long, I’m as true as any song you sing
And I’ll be holding on to you
I’ll be holding on to you
I’ll be holding on to you
I’ll be holding on
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4. |
Worth
05:57
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It’s been so long since I last saw your face
With a genuine smile, just a trace
Have you spent too much time worrying about
Where you’re going?
They say, we’re temporary memories
That’ll fade once we’re gone
But the product of our love, hate and labor
Will forever, carry on
You may not realize your worth
It’s so hard to do
When you feel so small in this big ole world
It feels like no one notices you…I do
Last night, I was watching the stars
And though they appeared to be small
They were shining so bright
I could see them all
You may not realize your worth
It’s so hard to do
When you feel so small in this big ole world
It feels like no one notices you…I do
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5. |
Lonesome Song
04:22
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Honey, honey…
Don’t you worry about me
When you go away into the city
I was born in the country, in the country’s where I’ll be
Till that lonesome song takes me home
I’ll pour me something dark, I’ll pour me something strong
Something, that helps me hang on
But when I see your picture hanging up there on the wall
That’s about the time the tears start to fall...but
Honey, honey…
Don’t you worry about me
When you go away into the city
I was born in the country, in the country’s where I’ll be
Till that lonesome song takes me home
There’s a letter in an envelope, it’s been sitting here for days
Just waiting to send it your way
There’s a long train whistle and it’s howling out your name
And I swear I could hear that old train sing
Honey, honey…
Don’t you worry about me
When you go away into the city
I was born in the country, in the country’s where I’ll be
Till that lonesome song takes me home
There’s a “for sale” sign on a pickup, at the house on down the road
It says forty-five hundred “OBO”
Well it might get me to you, but then again I just don’t know
So I’ll wait here and hope that you come home
Honey, honey…
Don’t you worry about me
When you go away into the city
I was born in the country, in the country’s where I’ll be
Till that lonesome song takes me home
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6. |
If Yer Leavin
03:40
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You’ve been holding out on me baby
You’ve been calling a different tune
I’ve been patiently waiting…waiting on you
You can blame it on the bottle
You can say it’s just a phase
I don’t care much for excuses...I’m tired anyways
If you’re leaving today baby that’s ok
I never loved you anyway
You can hang my heart on a line babe
You can hang it out to dry
I’ve got no place to be...and no time to leave
If you’re going tomorrow baby please just stay
I never meant the things I say
I’ve got my eyes set on travelin’
And my heart’s a fixin’ to break
I’m tired of pretending...and that sun’s about to wake
If you’re leaving today baby that’s ok
I never loved you anyway
Going tomorrow baby please just stay
I never meant the things I say
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