Mutton Birds Dominion Road Lyrics

Dominion Road is bending
Under its own weight
Shining like a strip
Cut from a sheet metal plate
'Cos its just been raining

Jane reached the point where she knew
What it meant before he opened his mouth
He couldn't say them same
Or he'd have guessed she was moving south
With one of his friends

But its getting better now
He found it in him to forgive
He walked the city
And he found a place to live
In a halfway house
Halfway down Dominion Road

As he watched Jane's brother sell the house
He felt no sense of loss
More like a mountain climber Looking back having made it across
The steepest face
But he's still climbing
See him trying to cross the street
He checks his footing
Like he was up ten thousand feet
Above the the clouds
Halfway down Dominion Road

But its getting better now
He rests his head on the window sill
He watches the city
See the antennas in the hills
From a halfway house
Halfway down Dominion Road

Halfway Down
Halfway Down
Halfway Down Dominion Road

Halfway Down
Halfway Down
Halfway Down Dominion Road

Dominion Road

Who wrote Dominion Road lyrics?

Dominion Road is written by don mcglashan.

When was Dominion Road released?

Dominion Road is first released in 1992 as part of Mutton Birds's album "The Mutton Birds" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.

Which genre is Dominion Road?

Dominion Road falls under the genre Rock.

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