Текст песни The View Between Villages - Noah Kahan

The View Between Villages

Air in my lungs
Till the road begins
As the last of the bugs
Leave their homes again
And I’m splittin' the road down the middle
For a minute, the world seemed so simple
Feel the rush of my blood
I’m seventeen again
I am not scared of death
I’ve got dreams again
It’s just me and the curve of the valley
And there is meanin' on earth, I am happy
Oh
Oh
Past Alger Brook Road
I’m over the bridge
A minute from home, but I feel so far from it
The death of my dog
The stretch of my skin
It’s all washin' over me, I’m angry again
The things that I lost here, the people I knew
They got me surrounded for a mile or two
The car’s in reverse
I’m grippin' the wheel
I’m back between villages
And everything’s still
Well, I’d—for me personally—I found that town big enough for anything that I
want
Mean, I’m not a city girl, by any means
Drive to this store I love was a meaning to me because I grew up there
Well, I guess, it’s a small, small community of people that wholly look out for
each other. And it’s the same way with anybody that
The things that I lost here, the people I knew
They got me surrounded for a mile or two
Left at the graveyard, I’m driving past ghosts
Their arms are extended, my eyes start to close
The car’s in reverse
I’m grippin' the wheel
I’m back between villages
And everything’s still