Lyrics

Commuter's Song

Waiting for a ride with a stranger
One more face I may never see again
Talk about life or just read the paper
or if they want we'll pretend to be friends

Tom or Jane each has a story
children, doctors always so much to do
They work two jobs just to pay for daycare
Work two jobs to buy enough food

There'll be four eyes staring out at me
Two hearts waiting to be free, and there's
No where I'd rather be than home

I have a prayer that sees me home safely
An island chant that's really healing for my soul
And I swear there's something insanely
wrong about what it takes to get back home, to get back home

There'll be four eyes staring out at me
Two hearts waiting to be free, and there's
No where I'd rather be than home

Sitting in silence in a river of lights
The end of the day but there's no end in sight
Driving for miles no closer to
All of our dreams are so long overdue, long overdue

There'll be four eyes staring out at me
Two hearts waiting to be free, and there's
No where I'd rather be than home