Nah nah nah...hey...hey...

I was down to my very last song
Didn't even know which way to go
Couldn't believe that this was happening
I said, "God please don't put me back"
I didn't even see there was blood on my tracks
I was still compromising

And then the rain came and the sun went down below
And the city arose from the water it was all for show
And I realized what was happening
I had to pay the toll
It's true that you lose your mind when you can't control

But I was a fool to think I could play this game with you
Cause I was born to walk this higher road forever
There's no understanding all the things that people do
Cause when this higher road comes down, we'll be born together
Said when this higher road comes down, we'll be both forever

Yeah I was down to my very last friend
I was on highway Kevin again
Tell me why it's so hard to stay
In your place in the arms of who you want
Seems I got too close to the sun
I was burning burning burning burning

And then the rain came and the sun went down below
And the city arose from the water and the water flowed
And I realized what was happening
You have to pay the toll
True that you gain your soul
When you lose control

Fool to think that I could play this game with you
Cause I was born to walk this higher road forever
See there's no understanding all the things that people do
But when this higher road comes down, we'll be born together
Said when this higher road comes down, we'll be both forever

Hey at night I toss and turn
Cause it seems I haven't learned
That the more that you fight and the more that you tried
That's the way that you're making the storm
Oh if I had my way
I would bring you back to stay
But you're gone and all I got is the crown that you wore
Is the crown that you wore
Is the crown that you wore
Is the crown that you wore
Is the crown that you wore
Is the crown that you wore
Is the crown that you wore
Is the crown that you wore

Highway rose
Highway rose
Highway rose


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Highway 7 Lyrics as written by Russell Klyne Kevin Deron Brereton

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    how can no one comment on this song? such an under-rated k-os song, absolutely beautiful.

    fxcking_turtleon September 22, 2009   Link

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