How many miles until I get out of this rectangular box of hell?
Because these four same faces
In these overcrowded spaces
Have me praying for the places
That will leave me one minute to myself
(Along with)
The foreheads glued to window-panes
The sore-backs from kitchen-wood floors
And all the sitting, sitting, sitting in a van - and yet I still want more?
When there's a million more miles to roam
I think of the life left for me back home
A paradise to watch their greener grass grow
And all the time to be alone?
But two weeks home cripple me
Because the trees don't pass
And the lines don't move
As the white walls collapse
On my ramblin' boy blues that's howlin'
Howlin' for that open road because
No arms can hold
No home can warm
Like the gaze of the rays of a distant lost-highway Sun
When there's a million more miles to roam
I think of the life left for me back home
A paradise to watch their greener grass grow
And all the time to feel alone
Pave paradise
Put the keys in
Turn the engine
Let the big green van drive me from this city
To anything but simplicity
To anywhere from this city
To anything but simplicity
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