Jack and Jane

Out across the sandstone The arroyos sit windblown Halfway through Utah Just moonlight and blacktop And Jane wants to go back home And Jack ignores her appeal Jane feels so alone As Jack's hand hangs out over Out over the steering wheel He's arrogant she's stubborn That dark, dark side of lovebirds Heading for a compromise Has taken them four hundred miles And Jane knows that it's just like home And Jack rips open the seal Jane pretends to play with her phone As Jack's hand hangs out over Out over the steering wheel Turn up the FM radio Look at all the stars out window He's the only man that she can trust And she's that haunted dream that he does love And Jane knows that he is her home And Jack he knows this is real Jane wrestles with the fear of the unknown As Jack's hand hangs out over Out over the steering wheel He's the only man that she can trust And she's that haunted dream that he does love