Sundays & Interstates
from Midwest Hotel by The Gaslights
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Written by Abigail Henderson
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Lyrics:
I'm sitting here tonight in this old barroom
Same bar that always got me through
Less shaky with the glass, the weather's changing
And I've turned so very far from you
I don't need the whiskey to go on, now
Don't need another drink to drown the pain
I spent the last twelve months down at the rock show
Pretty sure that I forgot your name
And time, ain't it all we ever need
Time, ain't it all we ever need
I dream the last day of the dayshift
Heading out no promises to keep
The bourbon makes the vision warm and heavy
As I slip into my restless sleep
And I'm dreaming of a steel guitar in Memphis
Interstates and Sunday afternoons
The life you never thought that I deserved, my love
The road that took me far from you
Time, ain't it all we ever need ...
I ain't running from the past
I got over that right here
Haunted streets we knew so long before
Them ghosts are gone
Time to move along
This broken town can't hold me anymore
And time, ain't it all we ever need ...
I'm sitting here tonight in this old barroom
Same bar that always got me through
Less shaky with the glass, the weather's changing
And I've turned so very far from you
I don't need the whiskey to go on, now
Don't need another drink to drown the pain
I spent the last twelve months down at the rock show
Pretty sure that I forgot your name
And time, ain't it all we ever need
Time, ain't it all we ever need
I dream the last day of the dayshift
Heading out no promises to keep
The bourbon makes the vision warm and heavy
As I slip into my restless sleep
And I'm dreaming of a steel guitar in Memphis
Interstates and Sunday afternoons
The life you never thought that I deserved, my love
The road that took me far from you
Time, ain't it all we ever need ...
I ain't running from the past
I got over that right here
Haunted streets we knew so long before
Them ghosts are gone
Time to move along
This broken town can't hold me anymore
And time, ain't it all we ever need ...
credits
from Midwest Hotel,
track released May 1, 2004
Abigail Henderson: vocals, guitar
Chris Meck: guitar, vocals
Monty Black: bass
Glen Hockemeier: drums
T.J. Erhardt: organ
Created over the spring/summer 2004 at the Rock Salon in downtown Kansas City, MO on 1/2" 8 track analog tape, mixed directly to CDR. Engineereed and Produced by Chris Meck at the Rock Salon, KCMO. Mastered by Dana Detrick-Clark for Serious Vanity Music. No animals, Protools, or Autotunes were harmed in the making of these recordings.
Copyright © 2004 Flyover Records, ASCAP.
Abigail Henderson: vocals, guitar
Chris Meck: guitar, vocals
Monty Black: bass
Glen Hockemeier: drums
T.J. Erhardt: organ
Created over the spring/summer 2004 at the Rock Salon in downtown Kansas City, MO on 1/2" 8 track analog tape, mixed directly to CDR. Engineereed and Produced by Chris Meck at the Rock Salon, KCMO. Mastered by Dana Detrick-Clark for Serious Vanity Music. No animals, Protools, or Autotunes were harmed in the making of these recordings.
Copyright © 2004 Flyover Records, ASCAP.
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