1. |
Pray for the Weather
04:22
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Someone pray for the weather,
someone make this rain go away
Cause I know you're somewhere out there
I miss you every single day
There will be an ocean
There will be a shining sea
There will be a river wide
Oh, but nothing that could keep you far from me
If I thought that you were hurting
or lost, or even a little lonely
I would shine like no tomorrow
and guide you right back to me
Chorus
I know it may sound simple
The way I've laid it out to be
but when I go to sleep I know
it's you dreaming of me
Chorus
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2. |
Bitter Song
04:32
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Bitter Song
Someone has stepped on my heart for the billionth time
I should get up, stand up and face it
Before a part of me dies
I could go on drinking this whiskey all night long
But the words just get bitter and I'm tired of a bitter song
If you see me alone don't be afraid, I'll be OK
'Cause it's been a wild ride, I'll be alright, this time
Downtown, I look around and see that everything is clear
What a mess you had made dragging me down for all
Those years
Now the sun shines brighter and the clouds are whiter
And the wind is picking up speed
Pushing me forward, I've no more delusions to feed
If you see me alone don't be afraid, I'll be OK
'Cause it's been a wild ride, I'll be alright, this time
So c'mon, c'mon, c'mon...Bring it on
C'mon, 'cause I won't sing the bitter song
If you see me alone don't be afraid, I'll be OK
'Cause it's been a wild ride, I'll be alright this time
If you see me tonight, I don't want to fight
I'm feeling alright
'Cause it's been a wild ride, I'll be alright, this time
Well alright, alright, alright, alright
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3. |
This Could Be Our Home
03:53
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This Could Be Our Home
There’s an oak tree leaning toward the creek
And a willow is dead on its’ side
There’s a perfect place for a garden
Where somebody has already tried
Look there, there’s a part of a porch
That we can build up from
We just need some nails and paint
It’s all burned out from the sun
This could be our home, baby, this could be our home
This could be our home, baby, this could be our home
We could cut down all of the barbed wire and put up some kind of a gate
You know you’ve gotta’ shed some blood
When you want to lock up your love and tie in your fate
Can you feel it baby, how the planets are aligned?
I hope you wrote the number down
When we rolled past that sign
This could be our home, baby, this could be our home
This could be our home, baby, this could be our home
All we need is just a little love and
This could be our home, baby, this could be our home
In the heart of this land
There is a lost and a broken soul
It’s looking for love, baby
And it’s dying for a home
This could be our home, baby, this could be our home
This could be our home, baby, this could be our home
All we need is just a little love and
This could be our home, baby, this could be our home
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4. |
Mean Old Town
05:07
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Mean Old Town
You can put me in a box, take away my air
Tell me to get busy, then give me nothing to do in there
That's how this town is starting to feel
Like I've got the bicycle but someone else has the wheel
You can turn out the light, leave me in the dark
I used to be able to make my own spark
This town is like soda that's just gone flat
Tell me what kind of person would stick around for that?
I wasn't looking for this ache
But now it's here and something has got to change
I don't suppose you know the way
To a brand new heart and a change of pace?
You can lock me in a cage, force me to sing
but if I'm just a bird, oh this town is my broken wing,
'Cause I've been trying to leave
but something has got my hand
You know this mean old town
just won't let me change my plan
I wasn't looking for this ache
But now it's here and something has got to change
I don't suppose you know the way
To a brand new heart and a change of pace?
You can fill me with love, build me a big, big home
And shower me with money
But I'm still, I'm still going to go
'Cause this town is like acid, & I'm feeling sugar sweet
So I best blow 'outta here
before I get those cold, cold feet
I wasn't looking for this ache
But now it's here and something has got to change
I don't suppose you know the way
To a brand new heart and a change of pace?
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5. |
Here On The Ground
05:33
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HERE ON THE GROUND
Stop me if you know this one
But of the stars, the moon and sun,
No one lights me up like you
Starry night and a bottle of rye,
Tip one back, here’s mud in our eyes
No one warms me up like you
FROM HERE ON THE GROUND
THE STARS FALL, THEY FALL ENDLESSLY
BACK HERE AT HOME
NOTHING IS HOW IT’S SUPPOSED TO BE,
EXCEPT FOR YOU BEING HERE WITH ME
Make a noise if you know this one
But when the whole world comes undone
No one mends me up like you
Stitch by stitch, you make it all right
One sweet kiss, it’s all out of sight,
No one heals me up like you
HERE ON THE GROUND
THE STARS FALL, THEY FALL ENDLESSLY
BACK HERE AT HOME
NOTHING IS HOW IT’S SUPPOSED TO BE,
EXCEPT FOR YOU BEING HERE WITH ME
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