Sunrise Road Home

Left the keys on the counter,

left the office in the dark Just a suitcase in the backseat

of an old running car

Two decades of a plan

dissolved into the dust

Driving past the neon,

searching who to trust (ahhhh)

But at a diner outside Denver,

the waitress smiled so kind Reminded me of summers

that I left behind

Every mile marker is a story I once knew Maybe everything I

lost

is clearing up the view

I'm not going back,

I'm going home To the rhythm of the highway and the wind

in my bones I was chasing a ghost,

now I'm chasing the dawn I'm not going back,

I'm already gone

Saw a swing set in Ohio,

heard a song in Illinois

Every simple little memory

making so much noise It wasn't failure on the pavement,

it was room to grow

Finding all the parts of me I used to know (oh-oh-oh)

And the road ahead is wide and clean

Better than

any dream

I've ever seen

I'm not going back,

I'm going home

(yeah, going home)