Walking home from school again
You were walking with a friend of yours
And I thought I heard you say…
Well, my boyfriend’s gonna leave me soon
That’s what your lips were movin’ to
I was sent to hand you what I had
Baby, I just know we’re through
You came home and told your mama
And you told you daddy, too
Cause they called me on the telephone
And said stay away from Mary Lou
[INSTRUMENTAL]
Now I guess I’ll go on down to Petey’s Place
Have a drink or maybe two
Think about the things I said to me
About the things you said to you
We keep talking to ourselves all day
Over-thinking what we feel
I don’t know what fantasy you’re in
But my love for you is real
I know that we can’t never be
Nobody understood
Don’t go goin’ out to the playground alone
Let me come and take your hand
There ain‘t nothin’ that we couldn’t do
Baby, let me take you home
[INSTRUMENTAL]
I guess there’s reasons why we can’t be here
In a spot we felt so good
We just managed through our destiny
Thinking about what we could maybe be
Honey, don’t you know that you’ll never see
If you listen to only me
I don’t know just what you want me to say
I could start all over yesterday
But today I’m gonna try and feel
What you believe is fantasy or real
I’m confused by what your friends all say
Today ain’t the day
I don’t know, I guess you go
You’re too young and I’m too old
I’m gonna get out on that highway and roll
Listen to the drum track performed by Andy Hamburger:
Make sure you also look at the film preview below the music video (upper right).
I absolutely love this song. It's moody and ethereal. Also, John Nicole's voice really shines in this track. The man has soul.
Zack Daggy
A song that has a nice amount of instrumentation suitable for a film
soundtrack or TV episode. A catchy rhythm section and haunting melody
from Susan Jones provide John with the best platform for his particular
vocal style.
Allen Sale