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Back In The Country
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Well I was heading down old highway 101
Looking to implode
Came upon a lady in distress
Well I tried to pull her out
But she almost pulled me in
I guess running is the thing that I do best
Here I am, back in the country
Here I am, back on the road
Here I am, singing in a country song
I?m learning things I thought I?d always known
Well I beat my fender senseless
And I can?t see through the glass
Kick my tires when I blow a fit
I?m a person cussin? and cussin?
And I feel so all alone
Good Lord I just can?t make no sense of it
Here I am, back in the country
Here I am, back on the road
Here I am, singing in a country song
I?m learning things I thought I?d always known
Well I guess you?d say its crazy
What could be the word?
Traveling alone around the world
Well those mountains and those rivers
They?re enough to have to cross
Without having you cross my mind a little girl
Here I am, back in the country
Here I am, back on the road
Here I am, singing in a country song
I?m learning things I thought I?d always known
Hey I?m a doing things thought I?d always been told
I?m learning things I thought I?d always known
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Lyrics Credits: Rick Kennedy
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Music Credits: Rick Kennedy
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Producer Credits: Rick Kennedy
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Publisher Credits: Rick Kennedy Ranger Music
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Short Song Description:
Writer finds himself traveling alone again--getting comfortable with the idea that this may be the way life will play out for awhile
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Song Length: 3:12
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Primary Genre: Country-Rock
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Secondary Genre: Country-Honky Tonk
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Lead Vocal: Male Vocal
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Subject Matter 1: General
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Subject Matter 2: Change
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Mood 1: Welcoming
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Mood 2: Cheerful
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Language: English
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