Toledo fading in the station glass
One duffel bag and a heart beat fast Rain on the roof
and my name on a list
Whole life packed in a seat like this
I watch Main Street blur in the pane Try not to carry
the weight and the pain
If I stay here,
I stay the same So I ride with the dark and I
whisper change (ahhhh)
Every mile cuts a new frame
Every sign says I can change
Head against the window glow
Somewhere west the dry winds blow (ooh)
I'm on that Greyhound heading to the sun
Leaving old scars where I came from Window full of highways,
heart on the run
Arizona calling, saying don't turn back now
I'm alone, but I'm not done Got a new sky waiting when
the morning comes (ohhh) Truck stops,
taillights, all the states unwind
Black coffee heat and these old flashbacks in line I see my
mother in the rearview rain Hear my younger self say don't fold
again
Cornfields gave way to open land Then the night got wider than
I ever planned I got fear in my chest,
still faith in my hands And the road keep saying become that
man (yeah)
If I made it this far,
I can't fold now Rain turned to
desert in my soul somehow All that I lost ain't the end
of me
It's just the price of becoming free (ooh)
I'm on that Greyhound heading to the sun Leaving old scars where
I came from Window full of highways,
heart on the run Arizona calling,
saying don't turn back now Phoenix in the distance like a second
chance New light on my face when I take that stand
I'm alone, but I'm not done Got a new sky waiting when
the morning comes (ohhh)
Desert dawn through the window frame
I step off different,
not the same (hummmm)