Highway 5

JOHN MARK EITZEL

Try and try, leave a trace
And all we ever leave is a sour taste
You're half asleep when I crash through
I'm like a drop of water on the dry sand
I'm a scar across your face
I'm an itch that's driving you mad

Highway five
Takes so much to make us feel like we're alive
A weary traveler at a smooth seventy-five
Make pretend the landscape ain't so dry
Do anything to maintain a lie
To the left, a beautiful California landscape
Dead ends in the sky
And to the right, beautiful mountains rise
High and dry
Another futile expression of bitterness
Another overwhelming sensation of uselessness

Make pretend that the landscape ain't so dry
Do anything to maintain a lie
Make pretend that the lover ain't so barren
Though in Los Angeles things like that don't matter

Highway five

Trivia about the song Highway 5 by American Music Club

When was the song “Highway 5” released by American Music Club?
The song Highway 5 was released in 1988, on the album “California”.
Who composed the song “Highway 5” by American Music Club?
The song “Highway 5” by American Music Club was composed by JOHN MARK EITZEL.

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