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Bruce Hornsby ~ Down The Road Tonight


B. r. hornsby/john hornsby There's a place A local roadside shack A poor man's paris with a parking lot in the back There's a girl there She knows how to unwind She don't talk much but she knows just how to act I said - don't tell me she don't love me The money's just a mere formality Every day, every night Somethings going on, something's going on Down the road over yonder Any place, any time when i'm fading My love lies waiting Down the road tonight When i was younger All the older boys Would drive me way out past the county fair They'd laugh and point out This roadside trailer And say something wild's going on over there They said - what they're doing Don't mean nothing to you now But someday it'll mean everything There were movies in the parlor They were dealing one-eyed jacks And when i said i loved her She said - just keep coming back more free lyrics

B. r. hornsby/john hornsby

There's a place
A local roadside shack
A poor man's paris with a parking lot in the back
There's a girl there
She knows how to unwind
She don't talk much but she knows just how to act
I said - don't tell me she don't love me
The money's just a mere formality

Every day, every night
Somethings going on, something's going on
Down the road over yonder
Any place, any time when i'm fading
My love lies waiting
Down the road tonight

When i was younger
All the older boys
Would drive me way out past the county fair
They'd laugh and point out
This roadside trailer
And say something wild's going on over there
They said - what they're doing
Don't mean nothing to you now
But someday it'll mean everything

There were movies in the parlor
They were dealing one-eyed jacks
And when i said i loved her
She said - just keep coming back

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