Where Is the Highway Tonight? Neil Young (Ft. Waylon Jennings)
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[Verse 1]
I would be feeling so low
She'd have a new place to go
She'd take me in her arms and show me all her charms
Until my troubles were gone
[Verse 2]
Then when I left her behind
Never a tear could I find
Just a haunting melody coming back to me
Where is the highway tonight?
[Chorus]
Where is the highway tonight?
Where are those old days and crazy nights?
[Instrumental Break]
[Verse 3]
Now the house is all quiet and still
Coyote howls on the hill
How far did I go before we said hello?
Where is the highway tonight?
[Verse 4]
Darling, you'll always be mine
I'll never treat you unkind
But a haunting melody keeps coming back to me
Where is the highway tonight?
I would be feeling so low
She'd have a new place to go
She'd take me in her arms and show me all her charms
Until my troubles were gone
[Verse 2]
Then when I left her behind
Never a tear could I find
Just a haunting melody coming back to me
Where is the highway tonight?
[Chorus]
Where is the highway tonight?
Where are those old days and crazy nights?
[Instrumental Break]
[Verse 3]
Now the house is all quiet and still
Coyote howls on the hill
How far did I go before we said hello?
Where is the highway tonight?
[Verse 4]
Darling, you'll always be mine
I'll never treat you unkind
But a haunting melody keeps coming back to me
Where is the highway tonight?
"Where Is the Highway Tonight?" by Neil Young (Ft. Waylon Jennings) is a #CountryRock song from 1995. The lyrics explore themes of longing, searching for direction, and the transient nature of life. The duet adds a rich harmony, blending their distinct voices. The song captures the essence of wanderlust and introspection, resonating with listeners seeking connection.
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