We're too young until we're too old We're all lost on the yellow brick road We climb the ladder but the ladder just grows We're born, we work, we die, it's spiritual Enough is never enough American dream never wakes up Too much is never too much We won't

Well, me and my lady had our first big fight So I drove around till I saw the neon light The corner bar, it just seemed right so I pulled up Not a soul around but the old bar keep Down at the end lookin' half asleep But he walked up and said, what'll it

Sunny days seem to hurt the most I wear the pain like a heavy coat It ain't fair you died too young Like a story that had just begun But death tore the pages all away God knows how I miss you All the hell that I've been through Just knowing no one could

No the pull of the tide or the crash of the waves Ain't gonna wash your memory away But there's a beautiful view of the end of the world from the pier If I'm gonna be down, I'm gonna be down way down here Way down here Where no one will ask cause nobody

When the sun sinks down, over the water, 'Cause when the sun goes down, we'll be groovin', When the sun goes down we'll be feelin' alright, Everything gets hotter when the sun goes down. Sun tan toes, ticklin' the sand, Cold drink chillin' in my right

Run like poison in my blood One more night could kill me, baby One is one too many, one more is never enough 'Cause you and Tequila make me crazy Baby, here I am again Kicking dust in the canyon wind Waiting for that sun to go down Made it up Mulholland

No one can make me cry, Or drive me mad, It's like a curse, That is the cure, Better or worse, One things for sure,

I'm better as a memory than as your man I move on like a sinner's prayer Letting go like a levee breaks Walk away as if I don't care Learn to shoulder my mistakes I'm built to fade like your favorite song I get reckless when there's no need Laugh as your

Well, me and my lady had our first big fight So I drove around till I saw the neon light The corner bar, it just seemed right so I pulled up Not a soul around but the old bar keep Down at the end lookin' half asleep But he walked up and said, what'll it

Just like that you're six years old and you take a nap and you Wake up and you're twenty-five and your high school sweetheart becomes your wife You just might miss your babies growing like mine did Turning into moms and dads next thing you know your