1. |
When You Met Me
02:21
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There was a time when isolation
Held its hand out to me
It was all I could reach
Like a river dried up when drought sets in
Keeps everyone away
Even family and friends
So one night in distress
I dragged myself out
To the bar down the street
To sing my song and drink whiskey
And that's when you met me
My life was a mess and isolation
Had its hold over me
It was all I could feel
Like a river dried up when drought sets in
Keeps everyone away
Even family and friends
So I dragged myself out
To the bar down the street
To sing my sad songs
And find a friend to drink whiskey
And that's when you met me
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2. |
Find Your Way Back
02:10
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On the first date we were singing
The second date we're dancing
And I knew there was a chance
For me to find my way back again
In the New Year it was on
It was electric beautiful
You met all my friends and
I finished all my pictures
You lose your head
And you miss out on it
But you've got to find your way back again
In the summer it was word
It was electric beautiful
I met your family
and I wrote up all these verses
I lost my head and I missed out on it
But, I finally found my way back again
Yeah, after 15 years, I'm back my friends
Back and better than I've ever been
Back to thinking I will never fall apart again
You lose your head and you miss out on it
But, you've got to find your way back again
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