Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Virginia May, artist - Gregory Alan Isakov. Date of issue: 31.12.2008
Song language: English
Virginia May |
| slept high up in the Rockies |
| set my clock for californ-i-ey-aye |
| and i dreamed up somethin special to give that ocean |
| man, she cuffs me anyway |
| so i’m banking on virginia |
| to keep me clear and calm and straight |
| just like clock work seems to tell us with every passing storm there’s just a harder hail |
| so light my way, Virginia May |
| i can’t sit still, just pace across this hallway |
| we spent all this time |
| just trading crimes, |
| while the tune-smith packed a lunch, |
| he’s headed down the coastline |
| there’s a loneliness thats blowin |
| well i heard it from the radio man |
| he’s been locked up in the belfry |
| listening close, to a string upon a can |
| me, i’m sailin on to that savior, |
| she’s a pilgrim living on the modern time |
| and ever since i found her magic |
| now every car or cloud that passes is a sign |
| light my way, Virginia May |
| i can’t sit still just pace across this hallway |
| we spent all this time |
| just trading crimes |
| and i’m saving all my sleep for another life |
| i’m saving all my sleep for another life. |