Loving the Highway Man Linda Ronstadt & Emmylou Harris
"Loving the Highway Man" by Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris is a #Country duet from 1987. The lyrics explore themes of love, longing, and the bittersweet nature of loving a free-spirited partner. Its harmonious vocals and rich instrumentation evoke a sense of nostalgia, highlighting the emotional struggle of loving someone elusive. The song contributes to the legacy of female artists in country music, showcasing their storytelling prowess.
The wind is a warning
These fields turn to to sand
My family will not answer me now
Damned damned damned I am
Loving the highway man
Damned damned damned I am
Loving the highway man
Damned damned damned I am
Loving the highway man
Don't say where this ring came from
From whose shaking hands
Don't say who lies bleeding for me
Damned damned damned I am
Loving the highway man
Damned damned damned I am
Loving the highway man
There's a hole in the ceiling
There's no pleasure in my gain
My heart is in prison
Damned damned damned I am
Loving the highway man
Damned damned damned I am
Loving the highway man
These fields turn to to sand
My family will not answer me now
Damned damned damned I am
Loving the highway man
Damned damned damned I am
Loving the highway man
Damned damned damned I am
Loving the highway man
Don't say where this ring came from
From whose shaking hands
Don't say who lies bleeding for me
Damned damned damned I am
Loving the highway man
Damned damned damned I am
Loving the highway man
There's a hole in the ceiling
There's no pleasure in my gain
My heart is in prison
Damned damned damned I am
Loving the highway man
Damned damned damned I am
Loving the highway man
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