Hey men - yes
Do you think we'll ever get back home?
Well I - guess
We choose our battles one by one
How I need - rest
One more day of travel on the road
How we've been - blessed
Some times it don't feel that way

Nothing gonna change my mind
I'm walking a different highway
Nothing gonna change my mind
I'm traveling a different line, oh
Nothing gonna change my mind
You'll find what you need if you want it
Nothing gonna change my mind
I'll find mine

Brother - yes
I know I'm up and down please
Try to accept
Apologies for the sadness that I've found
The years we've - spent
Nothing short of grateful for our trip
And those we've - met
Nothing short of thankful.

Nothing gonna change my mind
I'm walking a different highway
Nothing gonna change my mind
I'm traveling a different line, oh
Nothing gonna change my mind
You'll find what you need if you want it
Nothing gonna change my mind
I'll find mine

Boss man said work can wait
Put it off for another day
I'm not listening
Tomorrow may not come
Lazy man find an easy way
Easy work for easy pay
I'm not listening
There ain't no such a thing
Boss man said work can wait
Put if off for another day
I'm not listening
Tomorrow may not come
Lazy man find an easy way
Easy work for easy pay
I'm not listening
There ain't no such a thing as that

Hey man - yo!
Do you think they're listening to
A thing - no no no
I wonder what's on their minds
We all should - go
Break down the walls being built up around us
We'll make the - show
Make it for our sons and our daughters

Nothing gonna change my mind
I'm walking a different highway
Nothing gonna change my mind
I'm traveling a different line, oh
Nothing gonna change my mind
You'll find what you need if you want it
Nothing gonna change my mind
I'll find mine


Lyrics submitted by Thrilliam, edited by cupcaked, mazda3grl

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    I love this song.

    I think it's about how they have complaints sometimes, but they've worked hard to make their own path and not go the easy way, because "there ain't no such thing as that". I love the part when Scott asks Seth if he thinks anyone's even listening, like they just went on this rant and nobody's listening to their complaining.

    I think they're just saying they're going to keep on going no matter what.

    & I love it<3

    mcgleason123on February 06, 2011   Link

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