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Ten to Nowhere


Take a turn onto a dusty road,
watch the sun fall beneath the land,
driving home to get to you. The road's been
long and bumpy, each day getting harder to drive on closer to you...
 
We're ten to nowhere,
nothing holding us back from each other.
We're ten to nowhere,
holding you in my arms.
We're ten to nowhere,
living comfortably with one another.
 
I'm looking out at the fields,
the sun is making the sky pink.
Its been to long since I've seen you,
I can't wait till, I can't wait till, I can't wait till 
I'm home, holding you in my arms.
 
We're ten to nowhere,
nothing and no one holding us back.
We're ten to nowhere,
holding you in my arms.
We're ten to nowhere,
living comfortably with one another.
 
We're ten to nowhere,
we're ten to nowhere,
we're ten to nowhere,
we're ten to nowhere... 
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