Up On the Interstate

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When I'm Not Myself

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Timeless

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Up On the Interstate | When I'm Not Myself | Timeless |

Timeless

a good old fashioned love song

Timeless
Reggie Sanderson

If we were in Wyoming in 1890

There’d be a long line of cowboys behind me

Hats in hands to ask for your hand and that’s the truth 

If we were in New York in 1952

There’d be heads turning all down Fifth Avenue

Just for the chance to get one glimpse of you 

You’re timeless 

Like a Cabernet on the wine list 

Like your grandmother’s diamonds

Sparkling when the sun’s shining down 

You’re timeless 

Never thought that I’d find this 

‘Cause you’ve got the finest

Kind of loving around

If we were in Paris in 1685

Walking in the gardens of Versailles

I bet Louis XIV would ask me to get your autograph

If we were in Rome in 70 BC

I think Cupid would pretend to be me

Just to be the guy who gets to try to make you laugh

You’re timeless 

Like a Cabernet on the wine list 

Like your grandmother’s diamonds

Sparkling when the sun’s shining down 

You’re timeless 

Never thought that I’d find this 

You’ve got the finest

Kind of loving around

That’s the thing about being a classic 

You’re never gonna go out of fashion 

Black and white photo of a brick building with an American flag flying on a tall flagpole nearby.

Up on the Interstate

life and regret in a rust belt mill town

Timeless
Reggie Sanderson

My footsteps break the silence

Echoing off the windowpanes

This town’s a victim of violence

And only memories remain'


One day I walked past the old steeple

And thought about never turning back

But burning up a decade’s worth of diesel

Would only have my lungs turning black

Some days I sit up by the bridge

And dream of the things I never did

But up on the interstate

Nobody’s slowing down

They’re blowing right past this town

Like it ain’t even here

Up on the interstate 

They’re gunning for their dreams

While I’m breaking at my seams

Just counting down the days until I disappear

Sometimes I wonder if they watch me walk

And feel sorry for the state I’m in

But I know they just make fun of the way I talk

To forget we share the same colored skin

Sometimes I go sit up on the ridge

But feel like the water under the bridge

But up on the interstate

Nobody’s slowing down

They’re blowing right past this town

Like it ain’t even here

Up on the interstate 

They’re gunning for their dreams

While I’m breaking at my seams

Just counting down the days until I disappear


They never asked me why

They just passed my by

They never asked me why

They just passed my by

Up on the interstate