Lyrics:
from the Crompton train
I guess I'll never see that line again, from the Crompton train
Late in the evening when the sun goes down
Far in the distance I
Broken lines in indigo
Driving down a country road
To the arms of one I truly love
Underneath a broken sky
Like a fog that clouds my mind
Blinded by
line
Tear apart the ties that bind
Far too long been far too kind
Silence only bought more time
One by one we stand in line
Tear apart the ties that
me offensive
Hence, if I should draw the line or any fences
If so, to what extents, if
Any, should I go? 'Cause it's getting expensive
Being
and free
In a little while you'll be just a memory
White lines on the road keep rolling by
Try and catch me
I'll take off and fly
I’ve been waiting for you to fly away with me
To take me by the hand, and show me things I’ve never seen
The roads and rivers are pencil lines from
Gone the city is sinking low
Low down together, together we go
Straddle city line when I don't know my side
We sit alone down the Digby Ferry
disrespect but I been stubborn, all my life
He'd been two years in prison when his cousin Jay came down,
said his sister was in trouble in some far off
Cast a line down from my boat
Into a sea of mystery
Borne upon the rolling waves
Gone adrift as daylight fades
Out as far as I can see
Endless
friends killed over small bills
I still go, hard spitting bars for them folk
Life so fragile
But the big bucks lay down the road less traveled
Cause they
rumbling
No more dreams tonight
I'll sing you a song
'Cause I'm so far down
The hardest thing to do
Is make a joyful sound
One by one
We will come
Mobile
The night fell from their eyes, from their eyes
This is ballroom stone
I'd help you let your hair down
Point to birds, then you'd say, bang,
to tell of all along these lines
Because words are all we have to much time
So far, far away from my heart
Far, far away from my heart
It's just a voice
Cut the music up please
Yeah, I should never leave hip-hop
Controlled by my two hands they go tick-tock
Around the clock, yes it's my time, my
on the ground
We took a wrong turn going down the line
The wind blew the sails and we missed our time
The lighthouse was gone, the ship ran aground
And the stars
I was born in a pyramid
By an old interstate
Been down at the yard, workin' my whole life
To follow my father's dream
Then watch it fade away
Who likes to draw the line.
Between himself and earth.
To find out what he's worth.
Stop and decide if you want this.
Before tearing it down.
I'm
down the line
If someone ever hurts you
Or treats your heart unkind
You just run to the arms of the one who loves you
You just run to these arms,
What would I dreamer do?
Rainbow it has it's hue
See it's long been hunted down
There are far too many clowns
Far too many carnivals
Some tell me be
crossroads, was the end of the line
For Big Joe and phantom 309
But, every now and then, some hiker'll come by
And like you, Big Joe'll give 'em a ride
I wish I was a fisherman
Tumblin' on the seas
Far away from dry land
And it's bitter memories
Castin' out my sweet line
With abandonment
I wish I was a fisherman
Tumblin' on the seas
Far away from dry land
And it's bitter memories
Castin' out my sweet line
With abandonment
Too much time (Goes by)
In this life (Lonely ghosts)
In this night (We are left)
On the line (Without hope)
Now you’ve gone and washed up by
the kiss like woah (Like woah)
Slow down
Had a couple drinks, now you wilding out
Everybody laughing in your face but I got your back
Smooth line with
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