Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Chad Brock
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Wendell Mobley
Composer
Neil Thrasher
Composer
Kent Blazy
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Buddy Cannon
Producer
Norris Wilson
Producer
Lyrics
What the heck was I thinkin'
Comin' and livin' in this concrete canyon?
Tryin' to swim upstream in a river of vacant eyed people
Where they all goin' so fast?
And what in the world could be so important?
Man, I miss mama
Wonder what she's doin'
Probably lookin' out the kitchen window
At the green grass and that clear sky
And daddy's probably sneakin' up behind her
Puttin' his arms around her waist
Restin' that head on her shoulder
Tellin' her how much he loves her
And that's what I oughta be doin' with you right now
Find it hard to breathe
Without you next to me
Gonna leave this phone hangin', I'm gone
Before the sun goes down
Gonna ditch this town
Population minus one
Oh yeah, I know what I was thinkin'
I wasn't
I came this close to makin' the biggest mistake of my life
Is that a train I hear in the background?
You're on the porch, aren't ya?
Got your head restin' on that pillow on the swing
Your bare feet propped up on those chain links
Your toenails painted all cotton candy pink
Aw man, let's see
Smog or the smell of summer in your hair?
I'm outta here
Find it hard to breathe
Without you next to me
Gonna leave this phone hangin', I'm gone
Before the sun goes down
Gonna ditch this town
Population minus one
Baby, I can't tell you how good it felt
Rollin' back into this little map dot
Seein' those sugar maple's shadin' Main Street
And I never noticed it before
But I smiled when I saw those post-game celebration beer bottle dents
In that deer crossing sign
You know, a few of those were ours
Kiss me (No, you kiss me)
Feels so good to breathe
With you here next to me
In your arms, it feels like home
Gonna watch the sun go down
I need you more than I need that town
Population minus one
Watchin' that sunset
Your hand in mine
Just look at you and me
Right where we need to be
Written by: Kent Blazy, Neil Thrasher, Wendell Mobley