Right Track Wrong Train

(albüm: When And Where - 1995)

Mama said, "Son,
Are you ever gonna stop your runnin'?
That sweet Julie Baker'd
Be a good homemaker
And she's always had eyes for you."

I said, "Mama, I know she's a good girl,
But our dreams are not the same."
Right track, wrong train.

I've plowed these fields
In the hot sun on the tractor,
Been covered in grease
From my head to my feet,
Turning wrenches and pumping gas.

I can't seem to find my direction.
This town's like a ball and chain.
Right track, wrong train.

I can hear that lonesome whistle blow
Somewhere in the night.
I've got to ride that big iron horse
Past the city limits sign.
I've gone as far as I can go,
There's no one to blame.
Right track, wrong train.

When you're torn between
A home and a dream,
Decisions are hard to make.
When you can't be
What everyone wants you to be,
There's chances that you've got to take.

I can hear that lonesome whistle blow
Somewhere in the night.
I've got to ride that big iron horse
Past the city limits sign.
I've gone as far as I can go,
There's no one to blame.
Right track, wrong train.
Right track, wrong train.

Mama said, "Son,
Are you ever gonna stop your runnin'?"