Drifter

Well I became unchained on those late night drives.
Following too close behind.
Smiling through bloodshot eyes.
Definition of a reckless youth.
Those Midwest nights will always show the brightest truth.

But with no regrets I gave up all I had just to gain wide open oceans from inland lakes.

Sweet home no matter how far I go.
Regardless of the roads that I now travel.
Brought to life by dust and gravel.
Filled my lungs and stood me up.
Hardened inside by where I was stuck.
But a thousand miles and a few degrees have forged true love I could never see.

And I suppose that I'll never know what tomorrow means if I let the past go.
There's feelings in these moments whether you choose to see them or not.
And the worn out shoes on my tired feet tell stories of days now lost.

Gripping to these seconds wish I could save some of these days.
And I'll keep them close for when I grow older to avoid mistakes I've made.

But with no regrets I gave up all I had just to gain wide open oceans from inland lakes.

Sweet home no matter how far I go.
Regardless of the roads that I now travel.
Brought to life by dust and gravel.
Filled my lungs and stood me up.
Hardened inside by where I was stuck.
But a thousand miles and a few degrees have forged true love I could never see.

Here I think I'm finally found.
I'm weightless and outbound.
Head up in the clouds, heels dug deep into the ground.
And I'm gripping to these seconds, wish I could save some of these days.
And I'll keep them close for when I grow older to avoid mistakes I've made.



Credits
Writer(s): Russell Ogden, Stine Grove, Hugh Tolland
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