Written by Jack Yoder
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Jack Yoder
Jack Yoder - guitars, bass and vocals
Virginia Brightman - backing vocals
Lyrics
Pulled off the interstate
One exit too soon
In a dusty old
Forgotten Kansas town
Been here once before
So I thought I'd snake my way through
‘Cause you know me
I don't like to turn around
Found an open station
By the turn in the road
By the grain elevator
The biggest thing around
Strangers stopped to look at me
As they smoked outside a bar
Reminding me that I'm the stranger now
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Can't help but feelin
All alone in a crowd
‘Cause all the pretty ones
Remind me of you
You'd think I'd forgotten
All about you by now
But no one else will ever be like you
Went in to pay for gas
And maybe a cup of Joe
When I saw a car
That gave me a pause
The back window was covered
With stickers just like yours
Not your car unless you're doing better now
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The sun had passed
The lights were dull
As I tried to pull away
When I swear I heard
You calling out my name
I turned to look as if you were
Smiling back at me
And after all these years
You'd almost look the same
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