Song Length |
3:35 |
Genre |
Country - Rock, Folk - Contemporary |
Tempo |
Medium Fast (131 - 150) |
Lead Vocal |
Female Vocal |
Mood |
Mad, In High Spirits |
Subject |
City, Change |
Similar Artists |
Lucinda Williams, Sheryl Crow |
Language |
English |
Era |
2000 and later |
| |
Lyrics
BACK TO BOWLING GREEN
VERSE I:
Driving home to Bowling Green
Down a twisting turning road
I hear the frogs and the crickets sing
To my bluegrass radio
I never felt so free
A cool breeze washes over me
No regrets I did my best
I'm leaving you to figure out the rest
CHORUS:
When I'm gone you'll remember me
In the pages of your poetry
With words so bittersweet
I'll have already crossed that street
And I wonder who will cook and clean
Work two jobs for your Jim Beam
All I know is it won't be me
Cause I'm headed back to Bowling Green
VERSEII:
Looking back how you drew me in
Such a man of mystery
I wasn't looking for a friend
And you knew how not to be
I never could read your face
You were holding back the ace
I was waiting on a wedding band
But the devil's slow to show his hand
CHORUS:
When I'm gone you'll remember me
In the pages of your poetry
With words so bittersweet
I'll have already crossed that street
And I wonder who will cook and clean
Work two jobs for your Jim Beam
All I know is it won't be me
Cause I'm headed back to Bowling Green
BRIDGE:
I got too much fight to give in
I'm ready to start livin'
CHORUS
1/2 VERSE I repeats:
Driving home to Bowling Green
Down a twisting turning road
I hear the frogs and the crickets sing
To my bluegrass radio