Down in My Heart - The Tallest Man On Earth

Wasn’t it the wild out here

That whispered I’m older

And now nothing in myself rings more clear

Than to leave and to hold her

The world is kind of tired and I’m just the same

The fires I long for the fires I blame

Take it out, I’m down in my heart

Where the winds and the wires alone

I hear them running the waves under me

The winds and the wires alone

I hear them running

And all I can say to you

My lonesome valley

I’ll fix my heart, and I’ll be gone before the night

Because suddenly she’s standing here

Damn, I need my shoulders

They are lost from that time I just went

Between New York and Boulder

The world is a wonder but where to begin?

The fires that I long for the fires I blame

Take it out, I’m down in my heart

Where the winds and the wires alone

I hear them running the waves under me

The winds and the wires alone

I hear them running

And all I can say to you

My lonesome valley

I’ll fix my heart, and I’ll be gone before the night

And wasn’t there a moment I thought I could dream here?

Oh yes, forget about it, friend

It’s finally quiet, I’m finally free

I just to say to you

My lonesome valley

I’ll fix my heart, and I’ll be gone before the night