Train Tracks

You gotta

Live fast before time catch up

Not a thing that time passes up

I was just sixteen years old

Now I'm twenty-five and grown

My son growing up fast

I can't believe that I'm a dad

I can't believe who his mom is

I won't leave her broken hearted

Life's an old dirt road

The clouds are cigarette smoke

Whiskey hurting my bones

I spent a whole year stoned

I ask God for forgiveness every time that I pray

Somehow I

Somehow I found my way back

Downtown across the train tracks

Next time that I get there I might as well stay

Along the way I found

Life's an old dirt road

The clouds are cigarette smoke

Whiskey hurting my bones

I spent a whole year stoned

I ask God for forgiveness every time that I pray

Sit back I'll roll this blunt

Ain't changed since we were young

It's been a couple years

I wish we all were here

All of our memories stay stuck up in my head

Young and dumb man I was hanging with my friends

Throw a bottle it don't break throw it again

I'd do it all again

Somehow I

Somehow I found my way back

Downtown across the train tracks

Next time that I get there I might as well stay

Along the way I found

Life's an old dirt road

The clouds are cigarette smoke

Whiskey hurting my bones

I spent a whole year stoned

I ask God for forgiveness every time that I pray