| Song | Freedom Road |
| Artist | The Divine Comedy |
| Album | Absent Friends |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Hannon | |
| It's early morning on I-19. | |
| I ain't got much for company, | |
| A pick-up truck, a brown Volvo, | |
| And a couple of jokers on the radio. | |
| I wish that it could stay like this, | |
| But soon I'll have to put up with | |
| The whole world and his Uncle Joe | |
| Cluttering up my freedom road. | |
| When I was a boy I'd fantasize | |
| About the freedom road. I'd drive | |
| A thousand miles before sundown, | |
| Father a child in every town. | |
| But a hundred thousand miles have passed | |
| Between me and iconoclastic images | |
| Of the freedom road. | |
| I wanna shed this heavy load. | |
| Well I've seen the power of the lightning storm, | |
| I've seen the endless ears of corn, | |
| I've seen the lakes at the break of day, | |
| And that shit takes my breath away. | |
| But if I were to even start | |
| To tell them how it melts my heart, | |
| Never more would my truck-stop friends | |
| Look me in the eye again. | |
| It's early morning on I-19, | |
| A dreamer's waking from his dream, | |
| A driver who has lost his way | |
| Parks up his rig and walks away. |
| zuo ci : Hannon | |
| It' s early morning on I19. | |
| I ain' t got much for company, | |
| A pickup truck, a brown Volvo, | |
| And a couple of jokers on the radio. | |
| I wish that it could stay like this, | |
| But soon I' ll have to put up with | |
| The whole world and his Uncle Joe | |
| Cluttering up my freedom road. | |
| When I was a boy I' d fantasize | |
| About the freedom road. I' d drive | |
| A thousand miles before sundown, | |
| Father a child in every town. | |
| But a hundred thousand miles have passed | |
| Between me and iconoclastic images | |
| Of the freedom road. | |
| I wanna shed this heavy load. | |
| Well I' ve seen the power of the lightning storm, | |
| I' ve seen the endless ears of corn, | |
| I' ve seen the lakes at the break of day, | |
| And that shit takes my breath away. | |
| But if I were to even start | |
| To tell them how it melts my heart, | |
| Never more would my truckstop friends | |
| Look me in the eye again. | |
| It' s early morning on I19, | |
| A dreamer' s waking from his dream, | |
| A driver who has lost his way | |
| Parks up his rig and walks away. |
| zuò cí : Hannon | |
| It' s early morning on I19. | |
| I ain' t got much for company, | |
| A pickup truck, a brown Volvo, | |
| And a couple of jokers on the radio. | |
| I wish that it could stay like this, | |
| But soon I' ll have to put up with | |
| The whole world and his Uncle Joe | |
| Cluttering up my freedom road. | |
| When I was a boy I' d fantasize | |
| About the freedom road. I' d drive | |
| A thousand miles before sundown, | |
| Father a child in every town. | |
| But a hundred thousand miles have passed | |
| Between me and iconoclastic images | |
| Of the freedom road. | |
| I wanna shed this heavy load. | |
| Well I' ve seen the power of the lightning storm, | |
| I' ve seen the endless ears of corn, | |
| I' ve seen the lakes at the break of day, | |
| And that shit takes my breath away. | |
| But if I were to even start | |
| To tell them how it melts my heart, | |
| Never more would my truckstop friends | |
| Look me in the eye again. | |
| It' s early morning on I19, | |
| A dreamer' s waking from his dream, | |
| A driver who has lost his way | |
| Parks up his rig and walks away. |