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Long Way Home From Anywhere - Bruce Robison

Written by：Bruce Robison

I love crossin' the Mississippi River she runs so wide and deep

The sun winks down between the spans at me

The tugboats sing down low beneath the pop of the pavement breaks

I enter an old West Memphis reverie

I can see me flying down I 40 as the camera pulls away

And the music swells with possibilities

Maybe I'm just hopin' as I wake up from my dreams

Or maybe I've just watched too much TV

But now I'm bound for Colorado and I'm living out in my car

I went out to find myself underneath the western stars

I ain't going back to Nashville all alone where no one cares

Now it's a long way home from anywhere

Steel mills pumping smoke and money but that ain't no life for me

I'll never make another days livin' with my hands

But the big trucks roll and maybe they go back to Tennessee

Tell my daddy that I done the best I can

But now I'm bound for Colorado and I'm living out in my car

I went out to find myself and I found myself in a bar

I ain't going back to Nashville all alone where no one cares

Now it's a long way home from anywhere

Oh one day I drink whiskey and another day I get stoned

And I tell my lies to guys down on the street

And then somedays I start drivin' till I just can't go no more

Then I stop and let some guy tell lies to me

But now I'm bound for Colorado and I'm living out in my car

I went out to find myself and I found myself in a bar

I ain't going back to Nashville all alone where no one cares

Now it's a long way home from anywhere

Now it's a long way home from anywhere