Sittin' in that town in New Mexico
Named after a game show
Tryin' to decide if I should sell my van
Buy a truck and drive down to Texas
Sometimes I think I'm gunnin' for the big time
Sometimes I think I'm runnin' out of time
And the big odometer in the sky just turned over
That big odometer in the sky just turned over
Lately I've been scattered
My attention span's like a three-year old
I pick up my guitar and I set it down
Try reading books; end up going downtown
My friends say relax and slow down
But my insides feel like a ghost town
Tumblin' and blowin' and all my guts turned over
Like a tumbleweed through an empty town turning over
Turning over, upside down
Blowing 'round and 'round and 'round
Turning over, wrongside up
Can barely fill my coffee cup
And I can't find me one new leaf worth turning over
I can't find me one new leaf worth turning over
Turning over
Maybe I should go get in a fight
Look for someone's honor to protect
Maybe I'll go down and drink my fill
Maybe I should go sign someone's will
Out there in the alley someone's tryin'
To start their car but that old thing ain't buyin'
Everytime he tries he scrapes the air
But that tired crate, she's barely turning over
Turning over
Turning over
Turning over
Turning over, upside down
Blowing 'round and 'round and 'round
Turning over, wrongside up
Can barely fill my coffee cup
And I can't find me one new leaf worth turning over
I can't find me one new leaf worth turning over
Turning over
Turning over
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