Highways

Bb Bb I’ve wandered off from here to Houston Eb Looking for a place that I can call my own F The city fit right for a while Bb Like a glove lost in the melted snow Bb How that road just opens right up Eb When you have nowhere that you feel you belong F A certain type of weightless freedom Eb Bb Melancholy bittersweet un-known F Eb I know time won’t lie Bb When I’m moving on F Eb But I don’t want to say good-bye Gm To these pieces of you F That I carry o-o-o-o-on Bb I may not be here tomorrow Eb But I’ll be somewhere that I will call my home F The road it lays out all around me Bb With her I will never be a-lone Bb Sometimes I do question if I’m running Eb Or if this whole world is flying by F But I’m saving that familiar sorrow F For the by and by F And for now I’ll keep my eyes F Bb On the right side of that double center line F Eb I know time won’t lie Bb When I’m moving on F Eb But I don’t want to say good-bye Gm To these pieces of you F That I carry o-o-o-o-on Bb Eb F Bb F Eb I know time won’t lie Bb When I’m moving on F Eb But I don’t want to say good-bye Gm To these pieces of you F That I carry on Eb To these pieces of us Gm F That I carry on