Josh Rouse - Dressed Up Like Nebraska

A Simple Thing

Used to be the street on
Which you parked your car
Wonder where you live now
Wonder where you are

Redefine another
You seem to lose
Common thread that wound
From me to you

A side of me is forced
A side of me is changed
I've seen it all before
There's nothing new
Or strange to me

Funny how such a simple thing
Can separate a pair
Hop into your taxicab
As if you didn't care

You move around so much
You seem to lose
Common thread that wound
From me to you

A side of me is forced
A side of me is changed
I've seen it all before
There's nothing new
Or strange to me

Now the waiting part is over
Can't believe you're ten feet tall
Should have seen this from the shoulder
Should have known
Known it all

Here I sit
And I'm waiting
Yes I'm waiting

Here I sit
And I'm waiting
Waiting
For the answer
Yes I'm waiting for



Credits
Writer(s): Vanessa Joy Amorosi, Pamela P. Reswick
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Suburban Sweetheart
  2. Dressed up Like Nebraska
  3. Invisible
  4. Late Night Conversation
  5. Flair
  6. The White Trash Period of My Life
  7. A Simple Thing
  8. A Woman Lost in Serious Problems
  9. Lavina
  10. Reminiscent

All Album Tracks: Dressed Up Like Nebraska >

Altri album

  1. Somebody's Baby
  2. The Model - Single
  3. Going Places
  4. She's In L.A.
  5. Stick Around
  6. Hollow Moon
  7. Janine
  8. Two Winters Long
  9. All I Want for Christmas Is You
  10. Angels We Have Heard On High

All Albums of Josh Rouse >

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