Lyrics Running out of Time - Casey Donahew, Pat Green, Randy Rogers

Running out of Time

On the southern side of cowtown with a six string and dream\nPlaying dives and singing songs I found a crowd inside this scene\nLooking back at all the miles\nNow was it luck or destiny\nAnd I’m running out of time to be the man I used to be\nCut through the winds out in west Texas with a melody in tow\nI loaded up west 84 and down the road we’d go\nWith a guitar in my hand you know there ain’t no guarantee\nAnd I’m running out of time to be the man I used to be\nThey say nothing stays forever\nMy next day might be my last\nOh and if I fall behind I could just fade into to the past\nSo I’m drinking till the break of dawn\nLiving wild and free\nAnd I’m running out of time to be the man I used to be\nI woke up lonely in San Marcos with heartache on my mind\nA wino and a poet here to stand the test of time\nI thought I’d play this stage forever\nBut even Willie would agree\nAnd I’m running out of time to be the man I used be\nNow it’s been a long long time since I was drunk in George’s bar\nBut with these songs I sang I saw this country near and far\nNow I’ve settled down in Fort Worth\nBut in the mirror I still see\nI’m running out of time to be the man I used to be\nThey say nothing stays forever\nMy next day might be my last\nOh and if I fall behind I could just fade into to the past\nSo I’m drinking till the break of dawn\nLiving wild and free\nAnd I’m running out of time to be the man I used to be\nA million miles of highway and I still got room to run\nI was there at the beginning and I’m not close to being done\nSome say legends never die, I hope that some remember me\nBut I’m running out of time to be the man I used to be\nThey say nothing stays forever\nMy next day might be my last\nAnd if I fall behind I could just fade into to the past\nSo I’m drinking till the break of dawn\nLiving wild and free\nI’m running out of time to be the man I used to be\nYeah I’m running out of time to be the man I used to be