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Almost Home Mary Chapin Carpenter Almost Home (Mary Chapin Carpenter/Beth Nielson Chapman/Annie Roboff) I saw my life this morning Lying at the bottom of a drawer All this stuff I'm saving God knows what this junk is for And Another Home Mary Chapin Carpenter There’s another home somewhere There’s another glimpse of sky There’s another place unlearned And a face not memorized There’s another quilt of green Where the trees throw down their shade There’ Come On Home Mary Chapin Carpenter Slowly as you look at me In your eyes I can't believe All the love I'm seeing now Plain as day to me somehow Oh, love, come on home Promises a heart can keep Happiness is you and me Never was a dream so The Dreaming Road Mary Chapin Carpenter or strange, just quietly rearranged Sometimes the biggest change stays out of sight So without plot or clue I ran away from you I was twenty-two and drunk in Amsterdam Got robbed in Paris, France, got home The Long Way Home Mary Chapin Carpenter He'll retire at thirty to his big-ass house next to the putting green Now he's got a picture in his head of the perfect wife, Their perfect children, their perfect life Bothing wrong with that, coming home Goodbye Again Mary Chapin Carpenter Every night she sleeps alone And by her bed she puts the phone And every morning after that She takes the phone and puts it back He's got a wife back home and three kids up and grown But these are things Halley Came To Jackson Mary Chapin Carpenter had a party on their porch Daddy rocked the baby mother said amen When Halley came to visit in 1910 Now back then Jackson was a real small town And it’s not every night a comet comes around It was almost Fading Away Mary Chapin Carpenter Some phantom performing a strange sleight of hand And the places I see are returning once more To the places I knew them to be long before They merged with your laugh They locked with your eyes I have almost Stones In The Road Mary Chapin Carpenter Stones In The Road (Mary Chapin Carpenter) When we were young, we pledged allegiance every morning of our lives The classroom rang with children's voices under teacher's watchful eye We learned I Tried Going West Mary Chapin Carpenter at the top of my lungs Driving and crying and driving some more Oh the south is a good place to hide Hot nights cold beer and creaky screen doors And a motel’s vacancy sign A letter a day I wrote back home It Don't Bring You Mary Chapin Carpenter know it ain't been roses lately, baby, it's just been thorns And no matter what we do, nothing seems to change Love has always been my shelter, for you it's been a storm But for a while I thought we'd almost Hometown Girl Mary Chapin Carpenter boy stutter, turn a nice boy mean And the boys made the girls into homecoming queens Married each other instead of their dreams These days I'm mostly out on my own Looking for someplace that I can call home Thanksgiving Song Mary Chapin Carpenter From far and near we travel home, Blessed that we are able. Grateful for this sheltered place With light in every window, Saying welcome, welcome, share this feast Come in away from sorrow. Jubilee Mary Chapin Carpenter scanning the night for that great guiding light announcing the jubilee And I can tell by the way you're standing with your eyes filling with tears That it's habit alone that keeps you turning for home Don't Need Much To Be Happy Mary Chapin Carpenter shine with light All in good stead I'm safe and I'm fed With dreams in my head Good night The feel of my hand being taken Driving at night all alone The breeze on a warm summer evening And coming home Something of a Dreamer Mary Chapin Carpenter Something of a Dreamer (Mary Chapin Carpenter) She used to watch him from afar She used to dream about him And she'd wish upon a star That one day he'd want her for his own Throw caution to the Rhythm Of The Blues Mary Chapin Carpenter my heart I can see you with both eyes closed in the dark Sleep will come in just awhile but 'til it does I choose To listen to the rain, it's the rhythm of the blues I walk along these streets of home Someone Else's Prayer Mary Chapin Carpenter gifts I like stillness best Except for tin roof rains that commence with spring It's a lullaby when that tin roof sings Now you can look for me on the streets of Rome Or in Dublin town but I've gone back home Grand Central Station (Album Version) Mary Chapin Carpenter I guess you're never really all alone, or too far from the pull of home, An' the stars upon that painted dome still shine. I paid my way out on the 42nd Street. Going Out Tonight Mary Chapin Carpenter Beneath a spell Underneath the sky so clear, I wanna find someone waiting there Who used to know me well I'm going out tonight without a chaperone I'm gonna leave that meddling heart of mine at home Oh, Lonesome Me (Album Version) Mary Chapin Carpenter Everybody's going out and having fun I'm just a fool for staying home and having none I can't get over how he set me free, oh, lonesome me A bad mistake I'm making by just hanging round Well I know that A Lot Like Me Mary Chapin Carpenter his life behind He had a big old Gibson and a pickup truck and Shenandoah eyes And I remember him sitting in that local bar where I earned my pay each night Singing my songs to empty chairs and going home One Small Heart (Album Version) Mary Chapin Carpenter , some cigarette butts The key to traveling light is to not need very much Late tonight you`ll see the lights of a thousand stars above you And at a roadside stop you`ll call to talk to a voice back home Down At The Twist And Shout Mary Chapin Carpenter Down At The Twist And Shout (Mary-Chapin Carpenter) Chorus: Saturday night and the moon is out I wanna head on over to the Twist and Shout Find a two-step partner and a Cajun beat When it lifts Read My Lips Mary Chapin Carpenter Read My Lips (Mary Chapin Carpenter) A few more cigarettes now honey One more jolt of joe A couple hours past New York City A few more turnpike tolls One more minute away from you Is a minute I Feel Lucky Mary Chapin Carpenter I Feel Lucky (Mary-Chapin Carpenter/Don Schlitz) Well I woke up this morning stumbled out of my rack I opened up the paper to the page in the back It only took a minute for my finger to find My Christmas Time in the City Mary Chapin Carpenter Christmas tree Blinking down on that busy street When the crowd thinned out and the rain had quit And my fingers felt cold and stiff I took their money and I closed my case And I headed back towards home Between Here And Gone Mary Chapin Carpenter Tonight, the moon came out, it was nearly full Way down here on earth, I could feel it's pull The weight of gravity or just the lure of life, Made me want to leave my only home tonight Now I'm just wonderin Middle Ground Mary Chapin Carpenter For years she's lived on her own In a corner of the city Twice a year she gets back home Playing catch-up with the family She tells her folks what they need to know Her mother says she's much too thin Between Here And Gone (Album Version) Mary Chapin Carpenter The weight of gravity or just the lure of life, Made me want to leave my only home tonight. Now I'm just wonderin' how we know where we belong. Is it in a photograph, or a dashboard poet's song?