Turn The Page

Turn The Page – Written By Bob Seger

 On a long and lonesome highway

 East of Omaha

 You can listen to the engine

 Moanin' out his one note song

 You can think about the woman

 Or the girl you knew the night before

 But your thoughts will soon be wandering

 The way they always do

 When you're ridin' sixteen hours

 And there's nothin' much to do

 And you don't feel much like ridin'

 You just wish the trip was through

 See here I am

 On the road again

 There I am

 Up on the stage

 Here I go

 Playin' star again

 There I go

 Turn the page

 Well you walk into a restaurant

 Strung out from the road

 And you feel the eyes upon you

 As you're shakin' off the cold

 You pretend it doesn't bother you

 But you just want to explode

 Most times you can't hear 'em talk

 Other times you can

 All the same old cliches

 "Is that a woman or a man?"

 And you always seem outnumbered

 You don't dare make a stand

 Here I am

 On the road again

 There I am

 Up on the stage

 Here I go

 Playin' star again

 There I go

 Turn the page

 Out there in the spotlight

 You're a million miles away

 Every ounce of energy

 You try to give away

 As the sweat pours out your body

 Like the music that you play

 Later in the evening

 As you lie awake in bed

 With the echoes from the amplifiers

 Ringin' in your head

 You smoke the day's last cigarette

 Rememberin' what she said

 Here I am

 On the road again

 There I am

 Up on the stage

 Here I go

 Playin' star again

 There I go

 Turn the page

 Here I am

 On the road again

 There I am

 Up on the stage

 Here I go

 Playin' star again

 There I go

 There I go