Purple Ringed Skies
Get in the car.
Drive for a little while.
Among the dusty plains.
It's a place I call home.
Don't know anything else.
Purple ringed skies.
In the air carries no lies.
I can breathe easy tonight.
The radio is real loud.
But it soothes the soul.
And I've been restless.
Look at the Mountains over east.
Five thousand altitude I'm fine now.
Purple ringed skies.
In the air carries no lies.
I can breathe easy tonight.
The sky is turning black.
Look at all the stars.
Get out of the car.
I'm at the park.
Sitting on the swings.
Blackened starry skies.
In the air carries no lies.
I can breathe easy tonight.
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