Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song This Road , by - TrapezoidRelease date: 13.09.1999
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song This Road , by - TrapezoidThis Road |
| The road stirs in the distance |
| I stop and strain to view (I stop to take a look) |
| across the bridge around the bend |
| another passing through (he's goin' faster than he should) |
| he trails the road behind him |
| never waves or slows |
| A headlong flight to somewhere else |
| he hurries down the road |
| Who is this passing stranger |
| Who travels all alone |
| Along some road to nowhere |
| So far away from home |
| I watch him at the crossing |
| I watch him fade to dust |
| he travels when he wants to |
| I travel when I must |
| This road was young when my granddad |
| first plowed this tired land |
| this road saw neighbors come and go |
| and come and go again |
| across the river, through the gap |
| back and forth they flowed |
| out of mem’ry, out of sight |
| and out of this old road |
| I remember all the young men |
| Their call came loud and clear: |
| Get a job, get a car |
| Get the hell away from here |
| And, one by one, they all were blown |
| Like dust upon the wind |
| Till what was left were those who found |
| the road back home again |
| This road was young when my granddad |
| first plowed this tired land |
| this road saw neighbors come and go |
| and come and go again |
| across the river, through the gap |
| back and forth they flowed |
| out of mem’ry, out of sight |
| and out of this old road |
| I guess the day will finally come |
| when this road’s just like the rest |
| No wild thread, but straight and wide |
| where cars pass two abreast |
| there’ll be no place for folks like me |
| no place for sweet and slow |
| down the highway fast and fierce |
| a long time down this road |
| This road was young when my granddad |
| first plowed this tired land |
| this road saw neighbors come and go |
| and come and go again |
| across the river, through the gap |
| back and forth they flowed |
| out of mem’ry, out of sight |
| and out of this old road |
| for the sweetest days are the days I’ve known |
| standing here by the side of the road |
| watching others come and go |
| at home on this old road |
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|---|---|
| The Bramble And The Rose | 1985 |
| Bramble and the Rose | 1999 |
| Back in Your Own Backyard | 1999 |
| Blacksmith | 1999 |
| The Blacksmith | 1979 |