Somewhere Between

Somewhere Between - Dylan Gossett

Lyrics by：Dylan Gossett

Composed by：Dylan Gossett

Produced by：Eddie Spear

Metal tracks and westbound trains

This cold in my bones is getting to my brain

And I'm a million miles from yesterday

I wake up each morning

Each morning's the same

Metal tracks and westbound trains

Dandelions and fresh sunflowers

The moon's coming out

The engine grows louder

And I'm not running from a thing

But running towards the plain hard fact

That I belong by

Dandelions and fresh sunflowers

I'm somewhere between Kansas and coal

And Colorado snow

Don't care anymore

Long as I'm gettin' where I go

And I'm from Mississippi

Where nobody miss me so I'm traveling on

So tonight I'll call this train my home

Heart made of stone

And eyes made of glass

When I'm riding these rails

I'm chasing my past

And I once had a lover

And good God I loved her

But she was gone too fast

With a heart made of stone

And eyes made of glass

I'm somewhere between Salt Lake

And red freights

And I hope that soon

I'll be done with snowflakes

I'm still just traveling on

An empty bottle of whiskey

Cuts through like mesquite

But it keeps me warm

So tonight I'll call this whiskey home

Oh and I like to think

That I'm just a traveling soul

When the music plays

I'd like to have a spot at his show

But for now I'm sitting 'tween two tanks of oil

Writing this song to pass the time

Following these roads

And Lord I know

Please don't leave me long

I will follow

One day I will come home

When I finally reach the west coast

Maybe then I'll just float

And stay for a while

Maybe I'll get back on the line

'Cause for a man like me

I need room to breathe

Being on my own is where I feel free

So I'll decide when I get where I'm goin'