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I swear I almost died I'm driving home Turn on the station Turn right back 'cause I need a second vacation And I need it cause I want it I'll just
over I don't like the New York secretary's life There's a Greyhound at the station And a Mom at home with open arms for me Garden City's looking
waiting by the bus station when you got home Hoping this time you would notice me to You could talk for hours Of course I would listen Like you know that's
the lonely cry At the crossroads To keep the cars from coming on And I'm in love as I come over the mountains And as I turn it in the station for home And like
Stations, homes and horses This is the community Shouting at racecourses While reinforcing stereotypes By trading on the notion and squeezing the pipes This
to let her Honey sleeps in a burning bed alone Why did you come here, why not take a train To a station somewhere close to home Or so Honey sleeps in
up on you CHORUS: I’ve got your station on my radio It comes in clear, yeah it draws me home Oh there’s rust spots on my Pontiac What’s built by man
and we think over station beer I shoulda stayed at home, I don't wanna be alone I shoulda stayed at home, I don't wanna be alone Crickets sing louder than
the flow Your eyes as bright as snow Here we go to the station to catch a train back home But it passes right by us leaving us both all alone If it tickles
the station and your home The wheels came off But oh you only ever needed friends And oh there we go droning on again You may someday return all on your own
a Greyhound at the station and a mom at home with open arms for me Garden City's looking better every minute now since I have learned to see And the boy next
Call all the stations and drive home the man Said a lot for the king and all his demands Can you help him find reason, his straw into gold He's
see it You got in your ride To the bus station to go home And on our last goodbye I never felt that your arms were so warm Bus station to say goodbye
City lights, catching shadows underneath these city lights The radio calls coming in throughout the night All I've got to keep me going is home
I took a train headed for a south station Left my home on a two week paid vacation If there's a hurricane in California I've never seen that and I
to be my wife We finally headed out of the station And we drove up the home trail And when we came on the farm she laid a hand on my arm I thought
Afraid to stand up or lose your salvation Stop and rewind They all change the station The story hits home too close for their liking "Stick
Strangers across from me They've closed their eyes So far away from home The empty stations echo As we go dreaming by I miss you like crazy I wish that you
At these elevations I wish that every day was today I'm tired of sitting at home Sifting the stations Yeah Well baby you could take me away I find it hard
Carols play on every station Kids are home out on vacation As family drives in Time begins to stand still Mom is busy in the kitchen Dad is tending
I'm a wanderin' soul on a ramblin' road Lookin' for that station, gonna carry me home Baby tried to come around Borrow all my time 'tween the lost
our ways Let's go tonight I'll meet you outside the station Earth is not our home Just a temporary location Don't you have that longing inside To go
run out of energy hold me to the next station carry me to my home built on a failure no destination calm me down give one last hope feed
broke my heart just because you could Oh, Hollywood I know Mama, come meet me at the station I'm coming home for a while I'm ready for that
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