Feel, feel it grow
In your mind
In your mind

Life is how you live it
Through time
Through time

And there's no desert sun
That is hot enough to feed your fire
We shipwreck like fools
Only to become the ocean's choir

And the sun dies until it's reborn
But there's no road that ain't a hard road to travel on

Got lost on the way but you found the road again
Stay true to your friends 'cause they'll save you in the end

There must be something in the air, in the air
Some kind of answer to my prayers, to my prayers
Some kind of answer to my prayers

I've been dying since the day I was born
'Cause there's no road that ain't a hard road to travel on

I have a vision in my mind
Of a life that I've left behind

Yeah can't you see that lost souls can't swim
You know you'll sink but you still jump in

And it's alright to get caught
Stealing back what you've lost

Yeah don't you know that lost souls can't swim
You beat them back or they'll drag you in
And I can't say that I am sorry for all my medicines

And you try to find a love that'll see you through your darkest days
And her soft brown hair is as long as the Canadian highway

And the sun dies until it's reborn
But there's no road that ain't a hard road to travel on

Been dying since the day I was born
'Cause there's no road that ain't a hard road to travel on

There must be something in the air, in the air
There must be something in the air, in the air
There must be something in the air, in the air
There must be something in the air, in the air
There must be something in the air, in the air


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    "there's no road, that aint a hard road to travel on.." The meaning of this song holds true to almost everyone, and I think that's why I love this song so much. No matter how your life is, there will always be bad times, and the point is to get through it as good as you can.

    sgt.pepperminton August 04, 2008   Link

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