This Lonely Road

I set out on the 1st of May I had a hunger in the worst of ways a hunger for a love, a love like you. I rounded a corner in the morning light almost blinded— almost lost my sight there on the shoulder was you. Oh my Lord... I got a feeling you and I’ve been down this lonely road this lonely road before. I got a feeling you and I’ve been down this lonely road this lonely road before. I pulled over in a cloud of dust your hand-drawn sign said “anywhere or bust” but oh, that smile. I don’t recall what state I was in but your eyes told me that you needed a friend— just too damn many miles. Oh my Lord... I got a feeling you and I been down this lonely road this lonely road before. I got a feeling you and I’ve been down this lonely road this lonely road before. And it’s almost sundown can’t ever find the right town to call our home just to call our home. And it’s almost sundown can’t ever find the right town to call our home just to call our home. (Instrumental) Well the seasons change and the road goes by there in the front seat with an Ice Cream pie and a coffee: It’s just you and I. We count the markers we count the signs you count me yours And I will count you mine whatever side of the solid line. Oh my Lord, say... I got a feeling you and I been down this lonely road this lonely road before. I got a feeling You and I been down this lonely road this lonely road before.