Leaving Lonesome Flats Dierks Bentley
"Leaving Lonesome Flats" by Dierks Bentley, released in 2003, is a #Country song about the desire to escape a desolate place and seek new beginnings. The lyrics express themes of longing, change, and the pursuit of happiness. Its storytelling style and heartfelt vocals resonate with listeners, reflecting the struggles of rural life. The song's blend of traditional and contemporary country elements adds to its appeal.
[Verse 1]
I feel it coming like a highball train
Barin' down on the end of the line
I see the black clouds following me
Like they're tied to the hands of time
[Chorus]
I'm feeling meaner than an old bobcat
I got the hammer down and won't look back
My mind is headed down a one-way track
I'm leaving Lonesome Flats
I'm leaving Lonesome Flats
[Verse 2]
I wish I had another day or two
But I don't have time to kill
You'll probably never see my face again
Once I make it across the hill, hey
[Chorus]
I'm feeling meaner than an old bobcat
I got the hammer down and won't look back
My mind is headed down a one-way track
I'm leaving Lonesome Flats
I'm leaving Lonesome Flats
I feel it coming like a highball train
Barin' down on the end of the line
I see the black clouds following me
Like they're tied to the hands of time
[Chorus]
I'm feeling meaner than an old bobcat
I got the hammer down and won't look back
My mind is headed down a one-way track
I'm leaving Lonesome Flats
I'm leaving Lonesome Flats
[Verse 2]
I wish I had another day or two
But I don't have time to kill
You'll probably never see my face again
Once I make it across the hill, hey
[Chorus]
I'm feeling meaner than an old bobcat
I got the hammer down and won't look back
My mind is headed down a one-way track
I'm leaving Lonesome Flats
I'm leaving Lonesome Flats
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