be stronger than we've ever been So come a little closer baby I feel like strippin' it down Come a little closer baby Just a little bit closer baby Come a
Every night, a lonesome sound Like a freight train Rollin' through my dreams Every mile, a memory Every mile, a memory Every mile, a memory
forever, for a day or two But I still got a lot of leaving left to do Guess the Lord made me hard to handle So lovin' me might be a long shot gamble
me up It rattled my cage with a tender touch Sweet and wild Girl, I could not get enough The grass was cool, we lost our minds Sharing secrets and a
soaked to the bone This land is flat as it is mean A man can see for a hundred miles So I'm still praying I might see The glow of a brake light But
maybe But you're gonna miss my good love baby For so so long, so so long Let me buy you a goodbye drink Make it a double, a double 'Cause I've seen
Pair of boots and a sack of clothes Free and easy down the road I go Hangin' memories on the high line poles Free and easy down the road I go Free and
on as a local stage hand You know we got a lot of microphone stands And the lead singer told you to get the one in his dressin? room We might even have a
Got a guitar, got a guitar on my back And I'm standin' on this lonesome railroad track Train's a-comin', it'll be here 'fore too long But I don't think
, a lonesome sound, Like a freight train rollin' through my dreams: Every mile, a memory; Every mile, a memory; Every mile, a memory.
Vertaling: Dierks Bentley. Elke Mile A Memory.
every night, a lonesome sound, Like a freight train rollin' through my dreams: Every mile, a memory; Every mile, a memory; Every mile, a memory.
