In Another World

In Another World: Joe Diffie.
Written by Tom Shapiro, Wally Wilson and James Earl Yeary.
Thumb stuck high in the air,
Destination: anywhere this road decides to go.
Underneath the desert sky, I find a place to hide,
And rest my weary bones.
This underpass will shade the heat,
And as my mind drifts off to sleep:
There you are with your hair all down,
And your feet are bare in your cotton gown.
What a beautiful sight in the moonlight,
The way you're looking at me with your loving eyes.
You let me know that for all my life,
You will always be my only girl,
But that's another place in time,
Back when you were mine:
In another world.
A car stops way up ahead:
I climb inside, her hair is red.
I thank her for the ride.
She talks the miles away.
I nod and smile and try to say anything to be polite,
But as the darkness ends the day,another voice whispers my name.
There you are with your hair all down,
And your feet are bare in your cotton gown.
What a beautiful sight in the moonlight,
The way you're looking at me with your loving eyes.
You let me know that for all my life,
You will always be my only girl,
But that's another place in time,
Back when you were mine:
In another world.
There you are with your hair all down,
And your feet are bare in your cotton gown.
What a beautiful sight
(a beautiful sight)
In the moonlight,
The way you're looking at me with your loving eyes.
You let me know that for all my life,
You will always be my only girl,
But that's another place in time,
Back when you were mine:
In another world.
In another world.
In another world.