Cadillac Road
When the mill shut down, they tore down the town
My wife had gone to sea (?), yeah but I stuck around
A cold wind blows down an old dirt road,
Where the time goes but a man God only knows,
I spent ten years mourning for a life that was gone,
I spent five more wandering like a no-good bum.
And now I'm back in the valley, gotta make a new start,
gotta change with the times, but I don't have the heart.
Now every night when the workbell rings, I drive my Chevy to the Interstate and see what it brings, I always end up, out here all alone, where it all began, out on Cadillac Road.
I was lucky in love, but my love ran cold, doing late nights drinking just to carry that load.
When the word came down, from a foreman at dawn, "you got two weeks boys and then we'll all be gone."
When I got to the house, she was packing the truck, she said "
I'm fresh outta reasons so goodbye and good luck."
As I watched her drive south, the wind turned cold, and I just started walking without nowhere to go,
on Cadillac Road, a fire starts in the heart then it grows,
'cause up here, on Cadillac Road, a wise man once said "you never know just what you've got until it's gone for good."
I got a teenage boy, he doesn't know my name, sometimes I go and watch him at his football games.
One of these days, I'm gonna tell him the truth, about who his old man is, who I was in my youth.
About how dreams can die, and there's an old dirt road, where a house used to stand, used to be our home,
but there's a love that's pure, you know it's pure as gold,
and sometimes I think about it when I'm driving up on that Cadillac Road,
a fire starts in the heart then it grows, 'cause up here, on Cadillac Road,
a wise man once said "you never know just what you've got until it's gone for good."
Yeah
Cause up here, on Cadillac Road, a fire starts in the heart then it grows, up here, on Cadillac Road, my love is like a wildfire road, Cause up here, on Cadillac Road, a fire starts in the heart then it grows, up here, on Cadillac Road, my love is like a wildfire road, Cause up here, on Cadillac Road, a fire starts in the heart then it grows, up here, on Cadillac Road, my love is like a wildfire road
End
My wife had gone to sea (?), yeah but I stuck around
A cold wind blows down an old dirt road,
Where the time goes but a man God only knows,
I spent ten years mourning for a life that was gone,
I spent five more wandering like a no-good bum.
And now I'm back in the valley, gotta make a new start,
gotta change with the times, but I don't have the heart.
Now every night when the workbell rings, I drive my Chevy to the Interstate and see what it brings, I always end up, out here all alone, where it all began, out on Cadillac Road.
I was lucky in love, but my love ran cold, doing late nights drinking just to carry that load.
When the word came down, from a foreman at dawn, "you got two weeks boys and then we'll all be gone."
When I got to the house, she was packing the truck, she said "
I'm fresh outta reasons so goodbye and good luck."
As I watched her drive south, the wind turned cold, and I just started walking without nowhere to go,
on Cadillac Road, a fire starts in the heart then it grows,
'cause up here, on Cadillac Road, a wise man once said "you never know just what you've got until it's gone for good."
I got a teenage boy, he doesn't know my name, sometimes I go and watch him at his football games.
One of these days, I'm gonna tell him the truth, about who his old man is, who I was in my youth.
About how dreams can die, and there's an old dirt road, where a house used to stand, used to be our home,
but there's a love that's pure, you know it's pure as gold,
and sometimes I think about it when I'm driving up on that Cadillac Road,
a fire starts in the heart then it grows, 'cause up here, on Cadillac Road,
a wise man once said "you never know just what you've got until it's gone for good."
Yeah
Cause up here, on Cadillac Road, a fire starts in the heart then it grows, up here, on Cadillac Road, my love is like a wildfire road, Cause up here, on Cadillac Road, a fire starts in the heart then it grows, up here, on Cadillac Road, my love is like a wildfire road, Cause up here, on Cadillac Road, a fire starts in the heart then it grows, up here, on Cadillac Road, my love is like a wildfire road
End
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Writer(s): Eric Earley
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