Ninety-Nine Miles An Hour Songtext - Fred Eaglesmith

Ninety-Nine Miles An Hour - Fred Eaglesmith

There's static on the radio,
Where the lightning breaks the sky,
Makes it hard to sing-a-long,
No matter how I try,
And I saw you dancing across the skyline,
Tonight with somebody new,
And you were singing the songs to him,
That I use to sing to you.

And it's twenty-five miles an hour,
The rain dancing off of the old window screen,
I think I'm gonna miss you much more,
Than you're ever gonna miss me,
Even you're ever gonna miss me.

I remember bright shiny lights,
Two hearts burning on fire,
Brand new shirts on Saturday nights,
I love you's that never got tired,
Quietly now, the tune gets lower,
The old fiddle broke it's string,
Finally you don't like the songs anymore,
And all you can change is the station

And it's sixty-five miles an hour,
The rain dancing off of the old window screen,
I think I'm gonna miss you much more,
Than you're ever gonna miss me,
Even you're ever gonna miss me.

I got a friend,
lives down by the river,
Likes to be alone,
Sometimes I wonder,
That he doesn't go crazy,
But it only goes to show,
And like the storm that rolled on with the stream,
They'll always stay the same,
Somebody said with a tear in his eye,
"You're better off, anyway",

And it's ninety-nine miles an hour,
The rain dancing off of the old window screen,
I think I'm gonna miss you much more,
Than you're ever gonna miss me,
Even you're ever gonna miss me,
Even you're ever gonna miss me.---Lyrics submitted by Kevin Connolly.


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