- Auteurs : Phil May, Peter Tolson
- Album : Freeway Madness (1972)
- Durée : 4 min 45 s
- Éditeur : Lupus Music
Pour cette chanson aux accents très… country, les Pretty Things font appel à la pedal steel guitar de Gordon Huntley (1930-1988), un musicien américain spécialiste de cet instrument qui a également joué pour Elton John et avec le groupe Matthews’ Southern Comfort.
Paroles et traduction
Tired and warm, somebody near you
Tired and cold, someone far away
Turn your head, shadows are falling
Turn your head, see the new day
Country road, it gets so hard
Many winters since I went away
Now I find myself without the sun
You know we both went through it
If only we hadn’t blew it
Tired and warm, somebody near you
Tired and cold, someone far away
Turn your head, shadows are falling
Turn your head, see the new day
Country mile, it grows so hard
Grass seems taller since I went away
Now I find myself without the sun
You know we both went through it
If only we hadn’t blew it
Tired and warm, somebody near you
Tired and cold, someone far away
Turn your head, shadows are falling
Turn your head, see the new day
Tired and warm, somebody near you
Tired and cold, someone far away
Turn your head, shadows are falling
Turn your head, see the new day
Country road, it gets so hard
Many winters since I went away
Now I find myself without the sun
You know we both went through it
If only we hadn’t blew it
Tired and warm, somebody near you
Tired and cold, someone far away
Turn your head, shadows are falling
Turn your head, see the new day
Country mile, it grows so hard
Grass seems taller since I went away
Now I find myself without the sun
You know we both went through it
If only we hadn’t blew it
Tired and warm, somebody near you
Tired and cold, someone far away
Turn your head, shadows are falling
Turn your head, see the new day
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