rise, on a better day Come a little closer baby I feel like strippin' it down Back to the basics of you and me And what makes the world go ?round Every
Every night, a lonesome sound Like a freight train Rollin' through my dreams Every mile, a memory Every mile, a memory Every mile, a memory
These old boots still got a lot of ground, they ain't covered yet There's at least another million miles under these old bus treads So if you think I'
of your love Sweet and wild as berries From the summer vine Every breath fanned the flame Your warm body drove me insane And though it's been years and miles
the middle of the road Standin' there in your rearview And gettin' soaked to the bone This land is flat as it is mean A man can see for a hundred miles
Girl I caught you in your little white lie Red handed, red handed You said you had to work tonight But here you are dancin', slow dancin' In this honky
Pair of boots and a sack of clothes Free and easy down the road I go Hangin' memories on the high line poles Free and easy down the road I go Free and
My daddy hated that rock ?n? roll So I know I wasn?t supposed to go To the loud devil music show But I wound up in the snake pit with my best friend
Got a guitar, got a guitar on my back And I'm standin' on this lonesome railroad track Train's a-comin', it'll be here 'fore too long But I don't think
; every night, a lonesome sound, Like a freight train rollin' through my dreams: Every mile, a memory; Every mile, a memory; Every mile, a memory.
Traduction: Dierks Bentley. Chaque Mile Un mémoire.
down; every night, a lonesome sound, Like a freight train rollin' through my dreams: Every mile, a memory; Every mile, a memory; Every mile, a memory.