Credits
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Joseph Schultz
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Joseph Schultz
Producer
Lyrics
Over the hills,
And over the road,
The times in my life I couldn't control,
But moments that messed me up inside,
The ones that I hold too close,
Why did you leave?
Why did I stay?
Why were you the reason I walked away,
Was it just right,
Or it was wrong.
The time I spent,
The things that I cherished,
The moments I made,
My quite soul perished,
All or nothing yeah that was the cost,
I didn't realize that I was lost,
But that's what you get just now and then,
I pulled myself out just to die again,
I didn't think you'd be the one I'd say goodbye to.
Sorry that I'm gone,
You don't need me,
Sorry that I'm gone,
You don't need me,
Sorry that I'm gone,
Gone away.
Sorry that I'm gone,
You don't need me,
Sorry that I'm gone,
You don't need me,
Sorry that I'm gone,
Gone away.
Yeah, I'm stepping out the shadows, leaving the past behind,
But in the future is a mystery, it's got me in a bind.
I'm shedding all these old skins, like a snake in the grass,
But I'm scared of what's ahead, will I stumble will I last?
I used to hold on tight, to memories that haunt,
But now I'm breaking free, from the chains that used to taunt.
It's hard to let go, cuz that's what defined me,
But I'm reaching for the stars, in the dark, I'm trying to see.
I've seen so many dark days, I've been through the storm,
But I'm taking a chance,
Like an anchor in the pasted, holding me down,
Cutting the ropes, I won't let myself drown.
I'm gazing at the horizon, with hope in my eyes,
But the fear's still there, it's a constant surprise.
My future's uncertain, like a riddle unsolved,
But I'll face it head-on,
Yeah head-on.
Sorry that I'm gone,
You don't need me,
Sorry that I'm gone,
You don't need me,
Sorry that I'm gone,
Gone away.
Sorry that I'm gone,
You don't need me,
Sorry that I'm gone,
You don't need me,
Sorry that I'm gone,
Gone away.
Sorry that I'm gone,
You don't need me,
Sorry that I'm gone,
You don't need me,
Sorry that I'm gone,
Gone away.
Written by: Joseph David Schultz