Well, I am driving the highway One slip and I'm a cross beside the I'm steering my Toyota like a In a movie while the space And it is windy, but I'm And it is raining, a storm up But back my windshield, I feel Like I'm looking from heaven the dead
I hear there's gold in And anyone can a claim But I'll just hold my old gas pedal Because no hometown ever bear my name
Well, when driving down the You can't but turn to matters of So I think of all my that flew away on wings of I couldn't say when I had the chance Or when I still lived with my I went out, I had a date, I held her She me if I lived at home, I said, "I'm not homeless", she said, "That's not what I mean", and I I didn't
But I hear are mermaids in the by the islands With hair as bright as a But I'll just my old gas pedal down Because no headstone Will ever my name
Well, I am driving down the There ain't no that can catch me on this I to feel like the whole skyline of the left behind me Was off of my mistakes So while I'm lost in limbo, watching water the window, I think of And of my mother, yes I'll her, but you Sometimes it feels good to alone
I hear gorgeous in the mountains But the view's the same So I'll just my old gas pedal down Because no headstone is waiting No hometown headstone will ever my