Classic love story true to his western tx roots. One of my favorites as a story, but I think there are alot of songs that are amazing not even listed on this site. I guess I should figure out how to add them, because I have about 8 REK cd's.
Window
I wanna see the sun blow
I sit there and am still and just a shadow
Your memory is filling up my mind
Old town, you're dancing to the drummer of a new sound
I shudder when I say it doesn't bring me down
But seldom do I say a thing at all
And I never thought I'd seek a separate sunshine, no
But I get ashamed at things that should feel just fine, oh
So we sang a song about community
I only ever listen when I come and when I leave
But yeah I'm trying to drop this habit of always apologizing
This patterns is a trap, it's agonizing
Only I will make it go away
So we can lift them
And focus on the moments that we live in
Leave apprehensions and the headaches that they've given
My heart beats, it has better things to say
So I won't stumble as I follow down this path
Cause words that are spoken are just other things to have
And love you have given in your lifetime gives you back
I hope I remember to believe that
I wanna see the sun blow
I sit there and am still and just a shadow
Your memory is filling up my mind
Old town, you're dancing to the drummer of a new sound
I shudder when I say it doesn't bring me down
But seldom do I say a thing at all
And I never thought I'd seek a separate sunshine, no
But I get ashamed at things that should feel just fine, oh
So we sang a song about community
I only ever listen when I come and when I leave
But yeah I'm trying to drop this habit of always apologizing
This patterns is a trap, it's agonizing
Only I will make it go away
So we can lift them
And focus on the moments that we live in
Leave apprehensions and the headaches that they've given
My heart beats, it has better things to say
So I won't stumble as I follow down this path
Cause words that are spoken are just other things to have
And love you have given in your lifetime gives you back
I hope I remember to believe that
Lyrics submitted by Mellow_Harsher
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