Lyrics

SOMEWHERE SOUTH OF BLUE
(Claire Ulanoff/Will Hopkins)


I think that must be sunrise out there on the right
Been in this car so long, I can?t tell day from night
My hands are going numb, like they?re frozen to the wheel
But I can?t pull off this road ?cause I?m afraid of how I?ll feel when it sinks in
That you?re gone

So I?m driving, flying in the passing lane
Crying and trying to get past the point of pain
I don?t need a map to tell me the place I?ve gotten to
I?m somewhere south of blue

It?s all starting to come back, us sitting on the kitchen floor
You said you?d had enough, were giving up, didn?t love me any more
I couldn?t say a word, I could hardly breathe
Then you turned away, that?s when I grabbed the keys and headed out of town
Oh and that?s why now

I?m driving, flying in the passing lane
Crying and trying to get past the point of pain
I don?t need a map to tell me the place I?ve gotten to
I?m somewhere south of blue

For so long we?ve been holding on
To a love that was already gone
It?s something that I?ve known myself
But even so it hurts like hell

So I?m driving, flying in the passing lane
Crying and trying to get past the point of pain
I don?t need a map to tell me the place I?ve gotten to
I?m somewhere south of blue