Drive-By Truckers - Moonlight Mile (Live) lyrics
[Drive-By Truckers - Moonlight Mile Live lyrics]
When the wind blows, and the rain feels cold
With a head full of snow
With a head full of snow
In the window, there's a face you know
Don’t the night pass slow? Don't
The nights pass slow?
The sound of strangers sending
Nothing to my mind
It's just another mad, mad day on the road
I am just living to be lying by your side
But, I’m just about a moonlight
Mile on down the road
Made a rag pile of my shiny clothes
Gonna warm my bones, gonna warm my bones
I've got silence on my radio
Let the airwaves flow, let the airwaves flow
For I am sleeping under strange
Strange skies
Just another mad, mad day on the road
My dreams is fading down the railway line
And I'm just about a moonlight
Mile on down the road
I'm hiding, baby, and I'm dreaming
I'm riding down your moonlight mile
I'm hiding, sister, and I'm dreaming
I’m riding in on a moonlight mile, come on
Now let it go now
Yeah, I’m going home
And I'm just about a moonlight
Mile down the road
Down the road, down the road, yeah thank you
That’s for Jane Lubbock right here
With a head full of snow
With a head full of snow
In the window, there's a face you know
Don’t the night pass slow? Don't
The nights pass slow?
The sound of strangers sending
Nothing to my mind
It's just another mad, mad day on the road
I am just living to be lying by your side
But, I’m just about a moonlight
Mile on down the road
Made a rag pile of my shiny clothes
Gonna warm my bones, gonna warm my bones
I've got silence on my radio
Let the airwaves flow, let the airwaves flow
For I am sleeping under strange
Strange skies
Just another mad, mad day on the road
My dreams is fading down the railway line
And I'm just about a moonlight
Mile on down the road
I'm hiding, baby, and I'm dreaming
I'm riding down your moonlight mile
I'm hiding, sister, and I'm dreaming
I’m riding in on a moonlight mile, come on
Now let it go now
Yeah, I’m going home
And I'm just about a moonlight
Mile down the road
Down the road, down the road, yeah thank you
That’s for Jane Lubbock right here