Side of the Road

Lucinda Williams

You wait in the car
On the side of the road
Let me go and stand a while
I want to know you're there
But I want to be alone

If only for a minute or two
I want to see what it feels like
To leave without you
I want to feel the touch of my own skin
Against the sun
Against the wind

I walked out in a field
The grass was high and it brushed against my legs
I just stood and looked out at the open space
At a farm outside a little ways

And I wondered about the people who lived in it
And I wondered if they were happy and content
Were there children and a man and a wife
And did she love him and take her hair down at night

If I stray to far from you
Don't go and try to find me
It doesn't mean that I don't love you
And don't mean that I won't come back
And stay beside you

It only means that I need a little time
To follow that unbroken line
To a place where the wild things grow
To a place where I always used to go

If only for a minute or two
I want to see what it feels like
To leave without you
I want to feel the touch of my own skin
Against the sun
Against the wind

Trivia about the song Side of the Road by Ben Folds

On which albums was the song “Side of the Road” released by Ben Folds?
Ben Folds released the song on the albums “Songs for Silverman” in 2005, “Songs for Goldfish” in 2006, and “Fifty-Five Vault” in 2011.
Who composed the song “Side of the Road” by Ben Folds?
The song “Side of the Road” by Ben Folds was composed by Lucinda Williams.

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