Biography:
Wikipedia entry: Bruce Robison is a country music singer-songwriter. He is married to singer-songwriter Kelly Willis; they have four children. Bruce and his siblings, fellow singer-songwriters Charlie Robison (ex-husband of Dixie Chicks member Emily Robison) and Robyn Ludwick, grew up in Bandera, Texas and currently reside in Austin, Texas.
Bruce has written several hit songs, including "Travelin' Soldier," released by the Dixie Chicks in 2003, reaching No.
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Other songs:
- A Long Ways Home From Anywhere
- Angry All The Time
- Anymore Good Loving
- Anyone But Me
- Bed Of Ashes
- Blame It On Me
- Desperately
- Dont Call It Love
- Drivin All Night Long
- End Like That
- End Like This
- Friendless Marriage
- Go To Your Heart
- I Never Fly
- Its Gonna Be Easy
- Just Married
- Lonely Too
- Long Way Home
- Love You Want You Need You
- Match Made In Heaven
- More And More
- My Brother And Me
- Not Forgotten You
- Rayne Louisiana
- So Long See You Around
- Take It All Out On You
- The Good Life
- Tonight
- Travelin Soldier
- Travellin Soldier
- Trouble
- Virginia
- What Did You Think
- What Would Willie Do
- When I Loved You
- When It Rains
- Wrapped
- You Cant Get There
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[Verse]
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I love crossing the Mississippi River
A E
She runs so wide and deep
E B
The sun winks down between the spans at me
E
The tugboats sing down low and deep
A E
Beneath the pop of the pavement breaks
E B
I enter an old West Memphis reverie
E
I can see me flying down I-40
A E
As the camera pulls away
B
And the music swells with possibility
E
Maybe I'm just hoping
A E
As I wake up from my dreams
E B
Or maybe I just watch too much TV
A
But now I'm bound for Colorado
E
And I'm living out in my car
E
I went out to find myself
F# B
Underneath the western stars
A
I ain't going back to Nashville
E A
All alone, where no one cares
E B E
Now it's a long way home from anywhere
E
Steam is pumping smoke and money (?)
A E
But that ain't no life for me
E B
I'll never make another day's living with my hands
E A E
But the big trucks roll and maybe they go back to Tennessee
E B
Tell my Daddy that I've done the best I can
A
But now I'm bound for Colorado
E
And I'm living out in my car
E
I went out to find myself
F# B
And I found myself in a bar
A
I ain't going back to Nashville
E A
All alone, where no one cares
E B A E
Now it's a long way home from anywhere
E
Now one day I drink whiskey
A E
And another day I get stoned
E B
And I tell my lies to guys down on the street
E
Some days I start driving
A E
Till I just can't go no more
E B
Then I stop and let some guy tell lies to me
A
But now I'm bound for Colorado
E
And I'm living out in my car
E
I went out to find myself
F# B
And I found myself in a bar
A
I ain't going back to Nashville
E A
All alone, where no one cares
E B E
Now it's a long way home from anywhere
E
I love crossing the Mississippi River
A E
She runs so wide and deep
E B
The sun winks down between the spans at me
E
The tugboats sing down low and deep
A E
Beneath the pop of the pavement breaks
E B
I enter an old West Memphis reverie
E
I can see me flying down I-40
A E
As the camera pulls away
B
And the music swells with possibility
E
Maybe I'm just hoping
A E
As I wake up from my dreams
E B
Or maybe I just watch too much TV
A
But now I'm bound for Colorado
E
And I'm living out in my car
E
I went out to find myself
F# B
Underneath the western stars
A
I ain't going back to Nashville
E A
All alone, where no one cares
E B E
Now it's a long way home from anywhere
E
Steam is pumping smoke and money (?)
A E
But that ain't no life for me
E B
I'll never make another day's living with my hands
E A E
But the big trucks roll and maybe they go back to Tennessee
E B
Tell my Daddy that I've done the best I can
A
But now I'm bound for Colorado
E
And I'm living out in my car
E
I went out to find myself
F# B
And I found myself in a bar
A
I ain't going back to Nashville
E A
All alone, where no one cares
E B A E
Now it's a long way home from anywhere
E
Now one day I drink whiskey
A E
And another day I get stoned
E B
And I tell my lies to guys down on the street
E
Some days I start driving
A E
Till I just can't go no more
E B
Then I stop and let some guy tell lies to me
A
But now I'm bound for Colorado
E
And I'm living out in my car
E
I went out to find myself
F# B
And I found myself in a bar
A
I ain't going back to Nashville
E A
All alone, where no one cares
E B E
Now it's a long way home from anywhere
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