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Alison Krauss ~ Endless Highway


(roger rasnake/black sheep-screen gems,bmi) Endless highway, as far as i can see The road'll take me back to him tonight It's been so long since i've seen him smile I'll be counting all the miles 'til i get home How many hours 'til i hold him? How many days before we hit the road again? Endless highway, he don't know how much i miss him Heading down this road, bound for tennessee Lonesome feeling, deep inside my heart Longing for this weary night to end I'll think about him, try to keep my tired eyes open Come the morning light, i'll be back home again How many hours 'til i hold him? How many days before we hit the road again? Endless highway, he don't know how much i miss him Heading down this road, bound for tennessee Repeat chorus more free lyrics

(roger rasnake/black sheep-screen gems,bmi)

Endless highway, as far as i can see
The road'll take me back to him tonight
It's been so long since i've seen him smile
I'll be counting all the miles 'til i get home

How many hours 'til i hold him?
How many days before we hit the road again?
Endless highway, he don't know how much i miss him
Heading down this road, bound for tennessee

Lonesome feeling, deep inside my heart
Longing for this weary night to end
I'll think about him, try to keep my tired eyes open
Come the morning light, i'll be back home again

How many hours 'til i hold him?
How many days before we hit the road again?
Endless highway, he don't know how much i miss him
Heading down this road, bound for tennessee

Repeat chorus

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