Third and South Birddog (Ft. Elliott Smith & Jillian Wieseneck)
"Third and South" by Birddog (Ft. Elliott Smith & Jillian Wieseneck) is a #Folk song released in 2001. The lyrics explore themes of longing, nostalgia, and the complexities of relationships. Its introspective tone and haunting melodies create an emotional depth, reflecting on personal struggles and connections. The collaboration adds a unique vocal harmony, enhancing its cultural resonance.
Take a turn at Third and South
You wait too long, will she leave without goodbye?
Lightning danced across the sky
Static line fell adrift
Clocking it at highway speeds
Someone's taking over
You take the wheel from me
Looking out for highway cops
Picket fences look like swords from overhead
Cash 'em in and make your bets
Cause the powerlines are tricky
Now that the plans have changed and the road just narrowed
And the skies above your mountaintop are blue
Someone's waiting somewhere
Someone's calling you
Someone is just a feeling that you'll know what to do
So take the turn by Third and South
Wait too long, will she leave without goodbye?
Lightning danced across the sky
Lightning danced across the sky
You wait too long, will she leave without goodbye?
Lightning danced across the sky
Static line fell adrift
Clocking it at highway speeds
Someone's taking over
You take the wheel from me
Looking out for highway cops
Picket fences look like swords from overhead
Cash 'em in and make your bets
Cause the powerlines are tricky
Now that the plans have changed and the road just narrowed
And the skies above your mountaintop are blue
Someone's waiting somewhere
Someone's calling you
Someone is just a feeling that you'll know what to do
So take the turn by Third and South
Wait too long, will she leave without goodbye?
Lightning danced across the sky
Lightning danced across the sky
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