I can’t feel you anymore
I can’t even touch the clothes you wear
Every time I come into your door
You leave me stranded in the middle of the air
. . .
Idiot wind
Blowing through the buttons of our coats
Blowing through the letters that we wrote
Idiot wind
Blowing through the dust upon our shelves
We’re idiots, babe
It’s a wonder we can even feed ourselves
Before you came into my world
I couldn’t get my flag unfurled
Any wind to find my sail
was moving me to no avail
The thing about the man I was,
lonely is as lonely does
Everyday a blinding blur, ‘cause,
that was just the ways things were
How many times have I heard myself say
If I hadn’t got lucky, if I hadn’t had you on my side
I wouldn’t be standing here today
‘Cause I’m looking for something,
and you are too
A crescent moon or a shooting star
to hold onto
A ghost ship to sail you home
A nod that says, “I know where you’re coming from”
And you’re not gonna to see it
when you’re diggin’ so hard
When you’re looking for something, ya gotta be quiet
Let it come to where you are.
Well, she can dance a Cajun rhythm
Jump like a Willy’s in four-wheel drive
She’s a summer love in the spring, fall and winter
She can make happy any man alive
Sugar Magnolia
Ringin’ that blue bell
Caught up in sunlight
Go on out singing, I’ll walk you in the sunshine
Come on, honey, come along with me
Well I knew some day your runnin’ would be through
And you’d think back on me and you
And your love would be strong
You’d forget all about the bad
And think only of all the laughs that we had
And you’d want to come home
Now it ain’t hard feelings or nothing, sugar
That ain’t what’s got me singing this song
It’s just nobody knows, honey, where love goes
But when it goes, it’s gone gone
And when you’re alone, you’re alone
When you’re alone, you’re alone