The Man from Everywhere Songtext
von The Steel Woods

I know how I got here
But I can′t tell you why
And if I could
Neither one of us have got the time

I blame it on my habit
Blame my habit on the road
But my girl of 30 years
Said I'm just reaping what I′ve sowed

This old town is full of money
It's been pretty good to me
But by now, the ground is gettin' kinda warm beneath my feet

No, I ain′t in trouble
Not as far as I can tell
It′s just the longer I sit still
The closer I can feel to Hell


So, I run and I hide
I see what I can find
But I'm never satisfied
Maybe I′m just bad at chasing dreams
All the good I've ever had′s a memory
I can't pack it up, so I just up, and leave it there
The man from everywhere

Well, I started out in Georgia
It seemed like a pretty good place to leave
Everywhere I′ve been ever since then, seems like it's leaving me

Oh, the sun will always find me
When I'm wakin′ up with the moon
Singing yesterday′s wine
Like tomorrow's lonely tune


And I′ll run, and I'll hide
I see what I can find
But I′m never satisfied
Oh, maybe I'm just bad at chasing dreams
All the good I′ve ever had's a memory
I can't pack it up, so I just up and leave it there
The man from everywhere
So, I′ll run and I′ll hide
I see what I can find
But I'm never satisfied
Oh, maybe I′m just bad at chasing dreams
All the good I've ever had′s a memory
I can't pack it up, so I just up and leave it there
The man from everywhere