A reflective road-song about leaving the past behind and searching for healing, clarity, and a true sense of belonging while moving through heartbreak and uncertainty.
Lyrics
The dust behind my tires
Makes me feel like I’m the only one alive
For at least the last five hundred miles
Since I waved goodbye and started on this drive
And those lights, they faded with the taste
Of everything I thought was carved in stone
Now I realize that it’s just a story
That I tell myself when I’m alone
I can’t close my eyes
Hurt and numb inside
Now I’m praying to the sky
What was is gone
What was, was wrong
Where I belong
Is what I hope to find
Between the caffeine and the radio
Every chorus hits me deep down in my soul
At least I know I’m not the only voice
Searching for myself along this road
I can’t close my eyes
Hurt and numb inside
Now I’m praying to the sky
What was is gone
What was, was wrong
Where I belong
Is what I hope to find
What I hope to find
For every mile that brings me clarity
There’s a hundred more that’s soaked with tears and rain
But the sign post whizzing by reminds me
That this pain will pass and I’ll find love again
I can’t close my eyes
Hurt and numb inside
Now I’m praying to the sky
What was is gone
What was, was wrong
Where I belong
Is what I hope to find
What I hope to find