Lyrics Quiet, Heavy Dreams - Zach Bryan

Quiet, Heavy Dreams

Mighty long shifts are for working
Heavy dreams are for toting around
Let’s pretend there’s a place to go
Where I can lay this hacksaw down
And I’ve been trying all my damndest
To get where a kind woman lies
Ten more hours to a twelve long shift
'Til these woods turn to her eyes
The timber cuts so cleanly
Monday morning when the blades are sharp
I get a love song stuck in my head
And cut sequoia 'til it’s dark
If every hour’s fourteen dollars or a chance closer to her
Then I’m not just a working mule, I’m the finest of the herd
And I don’t know who she is or if she might exist
But if she does I swear to love I’m destined for that kiss
How’s a man get so homesick
For a face he’s never seen?
I close my eyes while sweating
And think of boys I could’ve been
But I know that it’s not over
'Cause I feel her here somewhere
Through these trees and melodies
That I’m belting to the air
If every hour’s fourteen dollars or a chance closer to it
The man I thought I’d be when I was just a kid
So I’ll just saw away and let the maul fall to the ground
Hope to heaven someone hears me
Even though no ones around
Mighty long shifts are for working
Quiet dreams are for toting around
Let’s pretend there’s a place to go
Where I can lay this hacksaw down