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One night in Kansas City after we had played the show |
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Shots rang out as I stumbled home |
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So I hid behind a dumpster in an alley down the street |
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I didn't want to know if they were shooting at me |
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Next morning in the paper read a man had lost his life |
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Twenty feet away from me but I got out alive |
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I learned more from these cities than I ever did in class |
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And I stand accused of living way to fast |
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Out here on this highway one thing stays the same |
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It's gonna find me trouble knows my name |
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At four in the morning in the city of New Orleans |
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The tables got my money even though my friends had warned me |
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So I hopped in the taxi, we headed down Canal |
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By the time we got back to the bus it had already gone down |
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It was a bucket full of concrete through our window |
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We were getting robbed but the cops they never showed |
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I learned more from these cities than I ever did in class |
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And I stand accused of living way to fast |
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Out here on this highway one thing stays the same |
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It's gonna find me trouble knows my name |
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No I wouldn't want it any other way |
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Not knowing what might happen today, ain't that a shame |
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In Missoula Montana we were out on tour |
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With country music's brightest star that we knew for sure |
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And I won't say what we did but one of us went too far |
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Got picked up by the police after we all left the bar |
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That next morning we looked everywhere |
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Bout the time we hit the stage he'd barely posted bail |
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I learned more from these cities than I ever did in class |
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And I've seen the world through the bottom of the glass |
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Out here on this highway one thing stays the same |
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It's gonna find me trouble knows my name |
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Yeah It's gonna find me trouble knows my name |
