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Lee Ann Womack A Little Past Little Rock Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 10/10 [2 votes]Album: Some Things I Know / Original Release Date: 1998-09-22Genre: CountrySong Duration: 4 min 16 sec
A Little Past Little Rock
Lee Ann Womack
Lee Ann Womack
LEE ANN WOMACK
- A Little Past Little Rock LyricsI had to leave my life in Dallas
That town will always be you
In every crowd, on every corner
In every face I'd see you
So with nothin' more than a tank of gas
I drove away without lookin' back
And I guess that's how I got where I am
Goin' anywhere as fast as I can
And I'm a little past, little rock further down the line
Too soon to know what's up ahead, too late to change my mind
I gotta keep my heart out of this and both hands on the wheel
I'm learnin' more with every mile just how leavin' feels
It's a lonely stretch of blacktop out into the blue
Don't know where I'll go or what I'll do
I'm a little past, little rock
But a long way from over you
These headlights on the highway
Disappear into the dark
And if I could have it my way
I'd go back to where you are
Oh, but I can't turn this thing around
And nothing short of breaking down
Is gonna get me off this road I'm on
Oh, and I'm still a far cry from gone
And I'm a little past, little rock further down the line
Too soon to know what's up ahead, tToo late to change my mind
I gotta keep my heart out of this and both hands on the wheel
I'm learnin' more with every mile just how leavin' feels
It's a lonely stretch of blacktop out into the blue
Don't know where I'll go or what I'll do
I'm a little past, little rock but a long way from over you
I'm a little past, little rock but a long way from over you
That town will always be you
In every crowd, on every corner
In every face I'd see you
So with nothin' more than a tank of gas
I drove away without lookin' back
And I guess that's how I got where I am
Goin' anywhere as fast as I can
And I'm a little past, little rock further down the line
Too soon to know what's up ahead, too late to change my mind
I gotta keep my heart out of this and both hands on the wheel
I'm learnin' more with every mile just how leavin' feels
It's a lonely stretch of blacktop out into the blue
Don't know where I'll go or what I'll do
I'm a little past, little rock
But a long way from over you
These headlights on the highway
And if I could have it my way
I'd go back to where you are
Oh, but I can't turn this thing around
And nothing short of breaking down
Is gonna get me off this road I'm on
Oh, and I'm still a far cry from gone
And I'm a little past, little rock further down the line
Too soon to know what's up ahead, tToo late to change my mind
I gotta keep my heart out of this and both hands on the wheel
I'm learnin' more with every mile just how leavin' feels
It's a lonely stretch of blacktop out into the blue
Don't know where I'll go or what I'll do
I'm a little past, little rock but a long way from over you
I'm a little past, little rock but a long way from over you
Facts about A Little Past Little Rock
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A Little Past Little Rock is written by Tony Lane, James Jess R. Brown, Brett Jones.
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It is first released on September 22, 1998 as part of Lee Ann Womack's album "Some Things I Know" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, the track 'A Little Past Little Rock' featuring Lee Ann Womack and Jason Sellers tells the story of a person who is trying to move on from their past love, which is represented by leaving a place that was once familiar and going into a place that is new and unknown. The words depict the conflict between the desire to release the past and the pain of still being in love with someone who is far away, thereby underscoring the problem of moving on when one still looks back at the past. A little past little rock lyrics mostly highlight heartbreak, reflection, nostalgia, love and solitude. Meanwhile, the song also points out the positive aspects of heartbreak and loss, moving on and self-discovery as well as loneliness and uncertainty. No profanity, adult themes, or any forms of violence, nudity, or drug use are present in the lyrics. The content can be consumed by people of all ages.
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A Little Past Little Rock falls under the genre Country.
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A Little Past Little Rock song length is 4 minutes and 16 seconds.
Who wrote A Little Past Little Rock lyrics?
A Little Past Little Rock is written by Tony Lane, James Jess R. Brown, Brett Jones.
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When was A Little Past Little Rock released?
It is first released on September 22, 1998 as part of Lee Ann Womack's album "Some Things I Know" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind A Little Past Little Rock lyrics?
When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, the track 'A Little Past Little Rock' featuring Lee Ann Womack and Jason Sellers tells the story of a person who is trying to move on from their past love, which is represented by leaving a place that was once familiar and going into a place that is new and unknown. The words depict the conflict between the desire to release the past and the pain of still being in love with someone who is far away, thereby underscoring the problem of moving on when one still looks back at the past. A little past little rock lyrics mostly highlight heartbreak, reflection, nostalgia, love and solitude. Meanwhile, the song also points out the positive aspects of heartbreak and loss, moving on and self-discovery as well as loneliness and uncertainty. No profanity, adult themes, or any forms of violence, nudity, or drug use are present in the lyrics. The content can be consumed by people of all ages.
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Which genre is A Little Past Little Rock?
A Little Past Little Rock falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song A Little Past Little Rock?
A Little Past Little Rock song length is 4 minutes and 16 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Tony Lane, James Jess R. Brown, Brett Jones
Record Label(s): 1998 UMG Recordings, Inc
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