Lonesome Road Home

I pulled out of town with the sunrise low

A worn out heart had a place to go

The gravel sang under my old tires

And the nights stayed close like a line of wires

I'm just a lonesome soul

On a country road

Carrying the weight of the life I chose

Soft harmonies fade in the air I breathe

But the hardest part is what I can't believe

There's a porch light waiting in my mind

A voice I miss and a love I left behind

I hear that steel cry through the darkened trees

Like it knows every mile that got to me

I'm just a lonesome soul

On a country road

Carrying the weight of the lies I chose

Soft harmonies fade in the air I breathe

But the hardest part is what I tend to leave

If I find my way where the river runs slow

Maybe these broken parts will start to glow

'Til then I'll drive with the stars above

And a little more hope than I'd have of love

I'm just a lonesome soul

On a country road carrying the weight of a life I chose

Soft harmonies fade in the air I breathe

But the hardest part is what I can't believe