Homecoming from April Fool by Clint Westwood

Homecoming

Like a mad man on the run
I’m leaving this job half done
Two thousand miles I’ve come
Being chased by the morning sun
There’s something about the highway
That makes a man feel so alone
Goodbye whiskey nights and lonely days
Baby I’m coming home


Late night country diner
like motor oil in my guts
Dust and road behind me
And a beat up old Mac truck
I got one eye on my top speed
You know smokeys got a brand new gun
Good bye motel nights and lonely days
Baby I’m coming home


Kansas keeps on rolling
Colorado got me climbing up
Utah is watching every move,
Until the flash of Nevada
From the desert to the high sierras
Down to the bridges of the bay area
Hello city lights I’m on my way
Baby I’m coming home

• Americana
• Folk
• country
• country folk
• San Diego