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Mat Kearney - Air I Breathe Lyrics
From the album Just Kids
Born and raised under the rain and a Western Wind
Felt the weight trying to live up to they say I am.
Is it any wonder Shame comes calling my first name
Is there any question if I'm the one here left to blame

It's the same fight all over again

Here we go at it three years later
Will you help me to dream it all up again?
Tired of the same song everyone's singing
I'd rather be lost with you instead

Don't you come around here, come around here anymore
Dragging my fears, dragging my fears out the door

Здесь речь идет это все дует сегодня
Я проснулся сегодня утром в кроваво-красный цвет неба
Они записи на мосту выключают свет
Мы на ходу я вижу это в твоих глазах
Если ничего не безопасны, то я не понимаю
Вы называете Меня ваш мальчик, но я пытаюсь быть человеком
Еще один день, и это все ускользает с песком
Вы касаетесь моей губы и захватить свои пять пальцев

I'm caught in a moment out in the rain
Tell me there's something we can say
Help me to find a light, something that's worth living

She's walking the back beat out in the grave
Tell me there's something we can change
Help me to find my way back down

Never had the best intentions
Knew it all along
I know that I never mentioned
And I did you wrong
And all the time it takes away
I don't wanna wait to say
I'm the one to blame
I lost my way

Breath in breathe out
Tell me all of your doubt
If everybody bleeds this way
just the same
Breath in breathe out
Move on and break down
If everyone.. goes away
I will stay

Yesterday I was sitting recalling reminiscing
Trying to remember whenever there was nobody listening
Before the hugging and the kissing, the booing and the hissing
All I had was just a vision, all I had was my ambition
Your love without condition kept me swinging when I'm missing
My eyes upton the prize kept me striving for the mission
When I was down for the count, falling out of the commission
I can hear your voice now screaming out, 'son, listen'

Call me anything but lonely
Through a stone disown me
Let'em know I'll never, ever be the same

'Cause they all head on home in the morning
Get on gone when it's storming
Let'em know I'll never kiss it all away

She says today is gonna be the last one
I know there's never gonna be an easy way out
She's rolling round the town with a fast gun
And I know I can't be there to catch her when she falls

Well half way down is half way out of here
We're either halfway drowned or half way 'round the pier
When you're that far gone

I was on a train out of New Mexico
Looking for a flame for my heart of coal
Sold my Nikon lens to get outta town
Don't know how deep you're in 'til you're tryna get out
She was floating like a vision down through the aisle
Mississippi queen with a Tennessee smile
The smell of cheap coffee and Jamaican rum
We watched the desert fade in the Santa Fe sun

Every bridge that keeps on burning
Every leaf that you keep on turning
Every road that you find uncertain
Pray for you now
Baby that you’ll figure it out
As you keep
Chasing the light
Remember back when you slept on my floor

This whole city's black and white
Tell me what is your color? 'Cause it be the same as mine?
Faded greens and blue street lights
There's a red fire burning from the sea up to the sky

'Cause I don't wanna wait until tomorrow
To tell you how I feel the rest of my life
You don't wanna waste another minute when you realize

Mat Kearney - Closer to Love

She got the call today
One out of the gray
And when the smoke cleared
It took her breath away
She said she didn't believe
It could happen to me

I'm heading out
Down innerstate 5
My money was all spent
But I felt so alive

I was chasing down the dream
Like you always thought me to
But the evergreens and caffeine

Hey
One day to get it all right
Two wrong and not enough right
Three words you said in the night
Before we held the fire
High five me brother it's amazing
Her six shooter came out blazing
7 up and coke on the pavement

It took his breath away holding the bank page
He got the letter they're gonna take their house away
I'm bout to have a daughter he yells it in the air
Feeling the weight of a world that just don't care

He lit a cigarette felt in on his lip
Driving home on a long road with regret
He pulls the window down shouts it out loud

The ball will drop in New York soon
And everyone here is singin' along yeah
All the lights they shine for you
You don't have to cry for me when I'm gone
(Don't cry love)
I held open the door, we drove away in the storm
Never felt it before, being shook to the core
'Cause we don't sleep anymore, we don't sleep anymore

Comon get your hand in mine
Gonna see all we can find
The rainbows grow and the wild wind blows
Gonna leave all the rest behind

Cause I might have found
The edge of the world
Heaven rises inside your voice(?)

I heard you were back in town
I heard you would come around
Trying to get off the ground
Every road you went down

Walked down the old street
Just to feel the old heat
If you're burning on empty

My girl America is just a youth in this world
Her smile is more precious than the sparkle of pearls
And though her age reads she's just a young girl
The age behind her eyes show the pain that she's swirled
Through the hand that's been dealt though it's quiet as kept
The weight that she felt last night when she slept
And as she crept into the dreams of the things of her past
Seems to have grown so fast, way beyond her own class

Did you close your eyes
as you walked away?
Did I get to close
in the pouring rain?
If there’s one more chance
for us here tonight,
I’ll take the long way ‘round this time

She don't know what she wants to be
With all the pictures in the magazines
Holding hands when she's mad at me
'cause she don't wanna go don't wanna go

I met her at anthropology
Purple boots and her golden dreams
Standing there like a Tennessee queen

I meant it all and every part
And every word right from the start
I'll never let this love fall in the middle
'Cause you know you broke the hardest part
You know you broke the hardest heart
I'll never let this love fall in the middle
Through it all

Your poker face ain’t fooling nobody, nobody here
We’ve all felt the flame and shed those same tears
Driving home to a one man hell, still counting years, still counting years
Hey brother we’re all learning to love again
‘Cause that was the real you running through the fields of gold wide open
Standing in places no picture contains
That was the real you, windows down, we could smell the mint fields crying
Sing with the radio to song we can’t name

you’re watching everything you ever held on to
slip away from you
and all you’re running from well it’s catching up to you

got you looking for a lifeline
swimming in the high tide
waiting for the daylight
to bring you home

Well, I pulled outta Nashville
With the sun on my windshield
Black 4Runner in the summer like a big deal
Apron at Starbucks
What you gonna miss, B
Nah, I smiled out, over the Mississippi
Got a friend out west
With a little studio time

You'll never be ready
Even when you know it's gonna come
All of the memories
Beat on my chest like a drum
Feels like the last day
Of the rest of my life
All that I want to say
I never could quite say goodbye

We were young, we were brave
With our eyes wide shut in the choices we made
Well you lit the match and I got caught with the flames
And your voice still rings out through my mind
And the thorn still twist down in my side
All the promises said that we left for dead in the night (wooo ooh ooh ooh, wooo ooh ooh ooh)
Because I'm moving on, letting go, forget the past
And giving up the ghost

We've got our feet on the wire, talking 'bout flying
Maybe we're diving in over our heads
Scared of what I'm feeling
Staring at the ceiling here tonight

Come on lay down these arms, all our best defenses
We're taking our chances here on the run
The fear is an anchor, time is a stranger

Mat Kearney
«Nothing Left To Lose»

Something's in the air tonight
The sky's alive with a burning light
You can mark my words
Something's about to break
And I found myself in a bitter fight

If tonight is your last train out of here
How you gonna run like that? How you gonna run like that?
If this one life, one love left here to share
How you gonna turn your back? How you gonna turn your back?

And I don't care if everyone knows what we're going through
'Cause all the roads lead back to you

I was born a love child of the '70s
Touched down at Sacred Heart
Three boys in a treehouse family
Saw the lights from the reservoir
Mamma told me angels are watching us
In a green Volkswagen van
In the cities of hippies and angels
Just singing along to a Amy Grant

Like a breath of fresh air and the wind at my back
Toe to heel with strong strides taking miles off the map
In this journey called life where I've walked so far
Under the heat of your sun and the shine of your stars
Step by step I've crept, I've crawled, and I've run
Felt the palm of your hand and the barrel of death's gun
I ran for my life stood strong through strife
From a miscarried life to waiting for my wife like

This is my renaissance
This is my one response
This is the way I say I love you
This is my second chance
This is my one romance
This is the cutting line
On which I stand to show you

Stop this runaway car
I wanna get off, I wanna go back
If I left you there then I left it all behind

'Cause all I'm feeling now
Is the weight of the world bearing down
I don't have answers to any of my questions anymore

I was only seventeen living out a reckless dream,
Riding those summer streets to the corner of High and 13
Me and other city boys running too wild and too bored
Looking for a grown man's toys out at that corner store
Well they threw the money to me and somebody's I.D.
I was in the parking lot scared as hell
Sending sixteen dollars down a wishing well

Says she likes me to all of her friends
Cold shoulder’s what she pretends
I buy Americano every morning
Rings me up and winks with no warning
At the park with nobody else
Purple boots and her basquiot belt
Lights up when she sees my face
Turns red as she’s turning away

Like ships in the night
You keep passing me by
We're just wasting time
Trying to prove who's right
And if it all goes crashing into the sea
If it's just you and me
Trying to find the light

We’re all standing with our backs against the wall
Sooner or later
Waiting on a phone that never calls, at all
Heartbreak comes, rollin’ in like a storm
Sooner or later
Trying to swim but you’re sinking like a stone, alone
And I can feel fire in the night waiting here
Baby it’s like we’re walking on a wire through the fear

We’re all standing with our backs against the wall
Sooner or later
Waiting on a phone that never calls, at all
Heartbreak comes, rollin’ in like a storm
Sooner or later
Trying to swim but you’re sinking like a stone, alone
And I can feel fire in the night waiting here
Baby it’s like we’re walking on a wire through the fear

This moment right here is one we can't suspend
Your breathe and mine tells me just where I have been
You know the song of long lost cause
We're running in circles and coming back again

Now could I go the long way
Taking the easy way down?
If I was wrong would you show me

Like a lonely car and a time lapse camera
I'm stuck in park in that night in Atlanta
I miss that dirty bar and your red bandanna
Playing air guitar along to Santana
And you caught me off guard in that coffee shop
I'm doing fine in all the small talk
All the things that you think to say
When you watch somebody walk away

[Chorus:]
I hear a voice crying out from the bellies of their mommas
Hold on for today don't worry about tomorrow
Though the rains of today seem to fall with sorrow
Let me be and we'll see this life for tomorrow

I hear a cry going out in the middle of the night
Under the scatter of the stars from a voice cracked with fright

I'm caught in a moment out in the rain
Tell me there's something we can say
Help me to find a light
Something that's worth living
Shes walking the backbeat out in the grave
Tell me there's something we can change
Help me to find my way back down

The wind hit my back, cold as I remember
And caught me off guard, in the middle of December
Sometimes a crowded room, can feel the most alone
Sometimes I wonder why, I won't pick up the phone when

[bridge]
This wall is glaring and it's too high for me to climb
I've ran and ran and now there's nothing left behind

She turned the key and she put the car in drive
From the window i watched her disappear from from my life
said this town is dead but she's alive
Gonna take her chances in the big city lights
I'm on the outside here tonight
You're turning left because you know it's not right

She wants to be a movie star

All of your ways and all your thunder
Got me in a haze running for cover
Where we gonna go from here
Where we gonna go from here

Car lights in the driveway
I wonder who's going coming my way
Tomorrow we're turning down the highway

You woke the morning up
Running off the darkest night
The longest light I've seen

Here goes a chance I know
Cashing in on all my chips
Let all my ships come fly