1. |
Let It Burn
03:17
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Daddy lost his mind and Momma left town
So i lit a fire and burned it all down
You could see it for miles there's no stopping it now
You know sometimes you got to let it burn to the ground
They say it took awhile for the flame to burn out
And picking up the pieces is going to be rough
But it's hard to forget how you let me down
You know sometimes you got to let it burn to the ground
I will try to find a way
To return your call someday
But for now, I'm still in the ashes
Just trying to find the sun
Because, it's dark in the place where you left me
And I feel like I'm frozen in time
And moving on from all that has gone wrong
Well, it just might take another night
Why can't I let go?
Of all the ways you've hurt me so
And it breaks my heart that you don't even
know what you've done
Because, it's dark in the place where you left me
And I feel like I'm frozen in time
And moving on from all that has gone wrong
Well, it just might take another night
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2. |
Sweet November
04:11
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It's the time of year when leaves fall
The air is cold the nights are long
But I am not afraid
I remember how you kept me warm that night
And I will not forget
The way you gently touched my hand
For the first time
You sent tingles running down my spine
We kissed and never looked back
Oh, Sweet November, you are mine
To always have in the back of my mind
It's when I met the one I love
And now we've shared so many years since then
Oh, Sweet November, I can't wait to see you again
Well, the first year was a rolling stone
It ventured into the unknown
But I wanted to find out
Everything there was about
The one that I had grown to love
Although it was not spoke aloud
I felt it all around
Like the blanket of snow on the ground
It warms you from the inside out
In Sweet November, you are mine
To always have in the back of my mind
It's when I met the one I love
And now we've shared so many years since then
Oh, Sweet November, I can't wait to see you again
I remember
The first time that your eyes found their way into my view
That September
You didn't know but my heart told me I was meant for you
And together
We'd build a life where we could always share another
Sweet November
Oh, Sweet November, you are mine
To always have in the back of my mind
It's when I met the one I love
And now we've shared so many years since then
Oh, Sweet November, I can't wait to see you again
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3. |
Me and You
05:03
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Do you remember when we wrote that song
And everybody sang along
We thought that we had made it to the top
Or how that night we felt so high
That we laughed and laughed until we cried
We hoped that it would never have to stop
But now, the only memory on my mind
Is the moment you left me behind
Now I'm the only one who remembers
How we were dancing in the rain
I'm the only one who could tell you
What it felt like when we sang
And nobody else knows about
the night you turned twenty two
I'm the only one who remembers me and you
No I never will forget the night
That we stood for hours in that line
So you could meet that rocker with long hair
Or the night we got lost in the woods
And the darkness turned us into fools
And we ran from things that were not even there
But now, the only thing that I can do
Is to relive all our moments without you
Now I'm the only one who remembers
How we were dancing in the rain
I'm the only one who could tell you
What it felt like when we sang
And nobody else knows about
the night you turned twenty two
I'm the only one who remembers me and you
I never ever wanted to write this song for you
Or talk about the way your leaving makes me feel
But it seems that it's the only thing my mind will let me do
To write it down, say it loud and sing it to the crowd
So I'm not the only one to remember
That pretty smile upon your face
Or how you always were a dreamer
Who never rested in one place
And everyone should know about
The night you turned twenty two
We had good times together me and you
I always will remember me and you
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4. |
Live and Learn
04:29
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What's the worst that could happen if I pick up this drink?
What will is cost me? Probably more than you think
It started out slowly, but it ended so fast
The worst that could've happened, just happened like that.
Well, now troubles they follow me wherever I go.
Like shadows of monsters, that only I know
The darkness awakes them to stir up the night
I'm always afraid to reopen my eyes
So I'll grip my pillow tight
And pray I stay alive to fight again tomorrow
Cause you live and you learn
You crash and you burn
We're lucky to even be alive
And these scars on my heart
Have left me with no doubt
That my strength like the tide rolls in and out
Well I said to myself this wouldn't happen again
He swore he had changed, so I let him back in
But, now here I stand with my tears on the floor
Waiting for the day when I can settle the score
You better grip your pillow tight
And pray you stay alive to fight again tomorrow
Cause you live and you learn
You crash and you burn
We're lucky to even be alive
And these scars on my heart
Have left me with no doubt
That my strength like the tide rolls in and out
You can knock me down, spin me all around
Push me to the ground, but I'm here.
I'm alive
Cause you live and you learn
You crash and you burn
We're lucky to even be alive
And these scars on my heart
Have left me with no doubt
That my strength like the tide rolls in and out
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Woodford Line Massachusetts
The name Woodford Line refers to the Woodford County Line, which lies in the couple's home state of Illinois. On the North side of this line, Janette was raised taking classical piano lessons, and on the South side, Jake grew up playing drums and keyboards while jamming in bands. Though it was minutes between their childhood homes, they never met until college. They have been together ever since. ... more
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