The Walk Songtext
von Jack Kays
The Walk Songtext
There′s a man who walks a thin and narrow road who doesn't stray
Won′t get to where he's going
He is stuck in his own ways
Doesn't wave at anybody
Doesn′t see them passing by
He just stares down at the road
He never lets them see his eyes
He walked so far his friends forgot his name
He walked so far it never really mattered what they say
When he looks back at the life he left behind he doesn′t fray
He never really cared
He said it's worth all of the pain He wouldn′t have it any other way
Well the grounds been pretty dry
And he's been running out of food
He′s starting to get lonely but he has to follow through
He can see on the horizon where he wants so bad to go
The path he walks upon is now the only thing he knows
When he gets there he wont ever be the same
When he turns around and realizes everything has changed
All the sights he didn't see and all the things he didn′t do
He tried to walk back home but couldn't get his legs to move
He cried for all the things that he had missed
Won′t get to where he's going
He is stuck in his own ways
Doesn't wave at anybody
Doesn′t see them passing by
He just stares down at the road
He never lets them see his eyes
He walked so far his friends forgot his name
He walked so far it never really mattered what they say
When he looks back at the life he left behind he doesn′t fray
He never really cared
He said it's worth all of the pain He wouldn′t have it any other way
Well the grounds been pretty dry
And he's been running out of food
He′s starting to get lonely but he has to follow through
He can see on the horizon where he wants so bad to go
The path he walks upon is now the only thing he knows
When he gets there he wont ever be the same
When he turns around and realizes everything has changed
All the sights he didn't see and all the things he didn′t do
He tried to walk back home but couldn't get his legs to move
He cried for all the things that he had missed
Writer(s): John Kays, Kuwahara Washington Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com