Edgefield

You don't know a thing about me

You've been denying it

Just like those memories

That I'm always suppling when I sing

I drove to Nashville once to learn to cut my teeth

Then maybe twice I'll go to Edgefield to forget

About the way I used to be

You'll think you're right, you'll think you're wrong

We're all just kids in a parking lot

Thinking of the space between

To be your own amphetamine

It's hard to feed your evils

When you don't know what that means

So you try to do the right thing

So you hit the road and learn how to sing

He'll track mud through your mind

For tracking sand through his sheets

You'll think you're right, you'll think you're wrong

We're all just kids in a parking lot

Forget to turn the TV off

And sometimes break the fire alarm and try to write these simple songs

To learn how to be

And if I can't go to Nashville, I'll make Nashville come to me

You'll think you're right, you'll think you're wrong

We're all just kids in a parking lot

You'll think you're right, you'll think you're wrong

We're all just kids in a parking lot

You'll think you're right, you'll think you're wrong