Home On The Range Ringtones

About this time of evening, out by the bay They turn the road lights on the bridge Well, a diesel rolls in silhouette, eastbound Lovers glad the sun has set I'm staring into twilight Wishing I could find someone tonight I know she's out there somewhere On the western skyline Lonely women say a prayer On the western skyline The rooftops sag on Second Street Bachelor's quarters Too much fun, not enough dough Well, the kite's still hanging on the wire Waiting on the wind Too many dreams, not enough hope Voices on my radio Telling me where I should go I know she's out there somewhere (somewhere) On the western skyline Lonely women say a prayer (say a prayer) On the western skyline They'll set up on the bandstand When the sailors hear the whistle blow Underneath the streetlight Violence in the afterglow Give me a shiny Cadillac And close your eyes past that city limits sign Well, he's got the admiral's daughter He's got her in the back Trying to cross her battle line As I'm staring into twilight Wishing I could be with her tonight Whoa, oh I know she's out there somewhere (somewhere) On the western skyline Lonely women say a prayer (say a prayer) On the western skyline (whoa-oa!) I know she's out there somewhere On the western skyline

I've been getting lost Feeling halfway to something I want But here and there there's a light on You flicker softly, stringing along And then you're gone Backing out And it's been coming back The weight of walking for counting my steps Just give me something to run towards I've been holding onto nothing at all Just counting the time I just wanna look up and see you there But I'll never be running up again to find you Asking you to stay I've been parting ways With all the feelings up staying in place Cause what if now I can leave here To find quiet in the back of my mind Just give me some time I just wanna look up and see you there But I'll never be running up again to find you Asking you to stay

Love, keep your eyes on the road 'Cause when I stare all I see is two foggy windows to a lost soul And maybe, maybe it's all my fault That it's so quiet on the drive home Babe, can I build my home in your mind? A disheveled maze, constellated and intertwined But somehow, my favorite kind and my favorite view When it untangles in the moonlight Darlin', we're gettin' older In less than eight months You'll wash tear stains off of your shoulder And drenched in alcohol and conceit The cold-blooded bodies quick on their feet Will tell you how to earn your stripes And you'll be listening while I sit here with glistening eyes As the stripes on my back chip and dry You won't be listening to my cries Anymore Ooh Ooh And we'll be two pieces of driftwood Floating in a sea of missed calls and excuses And your home will change into four walls and a mini fridge Instead of four limbs and lips to kiss But for now, the night is young And you are here and Snow Patrol just came on the radio So darlin', let's take Darlin', let's take the long way home Ooh Ooh Ooh Love, keep your eyes on the road

When the dream came I held my breath with my eyes closed I went insane, Like a smoke ring day When the wind blows Now I won't be back till later on If I do come back at all But you know me, and I miss you now. In a strange game I saw myself as you knew me When the change came, And you had a Chance to see through me Though the other side is just the same You can tell my dream is real Because I love you, can you see me now. Though we rush ahead to save our time We are only what we feel And I love you, can you feel it now.