Steve Goodman Six Hours Ahead Of The Sun Lyrics

One more night in a transatlantic city
And the clocks all run on someone else's time
And the streets run so close to the houses,
But none of them run into mine.

And the people are all in a hurry
And the whiskey's as cheap as the beer.
And that skyline looks just like that postcard I sent
you,
And darling, I wish that you were here.

Some folks travel for pleasure
And other folks just born to roam.
Some folks can't stand the pressure
And some of them never come home.

And I only go where I have to go
And I only come home when I'm done.
And if everything's right, then I'll be home Friday
night,
Six hours ahead of the sun.

One more night in a transatlantic city
And you buy one round for everyone in sight And you order up the same old glass of trouble
But trouble just don't taste the same tonight.

And the local bartender tells you all the stories
And the local lovelies dance before your eyes.
And they call that dance old "Younger's Tartan"
And I can't get all this mud out of my eyes.

Some folks drink when they're happy,
Other folks drink when they're dry.
Some folks drink so they won't have to think
And some other drink until they die.

But drinking just gives me amnesia
But the devil has a list of those who run.
Run, win, place, and show, and nowhere to go,
And six hours ahead of the sun.

Run, win, place, and show and nowhere to go,
And six hours ahead of the sun.

Who wrote Six Hours Ahead Of The Sun lyrics?

Six Hours Ahead Of The Sun is written and performed by Steve Goodman.

When was Six Hours Ahead Of The Sun released?

Six Hours Ahead Of The Sun is first released on July 27, 1999 as part of Steve Goodman's album "Somebody Else's Troubles" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.

Which genre is Six Hours Ahead Of The Sun?

Six Hours Ahead Of The Sun falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.

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