Here if you want me
Listening so close
From far away
Memorizing what you told me
Like a foreigner on holiday
Smiling at confusion
Filling in the cracks, before you sleep
Dancing on the highway
The broken line that leads from you to me
I'll be at my station all night
With my jack and my flashlight

Still here if you want me
Look at what I can do
With empty time
Lost love and words that haunt me
But isn't this flat road
So sublime
One stripe in the mural
Plant it into place
Like someone's kiss
A dead car
On the tranquil sea
Between you and me
Well, that's all that is
But I'm here if you want me, my love
Dancing on the highway

Your sun's still in my sky
Oh my, oh my


Lyrics submitted by valard, edited by DS98

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    this song is actually called dancing on the highway

    hari66on December 15, 2006   Link

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