Can't Stop Rolling: The sun goes down in another town that I have never heard of before. Leave the motel room with the same ole' tunes that I played the night before. But my mind is in another place staring at her face, again. Was a small crowd, played too loud, but we made it through the show. Grabbed a bite to eat, couple hours sleep, and now it's time to go. Take all morning to get through Tennessee and we'll still be 600 miles from where we're supposed to be. Cause you know it is city limit signs, marijuana and little white lines, those are the things that keep me going. There's too many places I've never seen. Too many songs I've yet to sing for me to stop rolling. Well we drove all day and it was time to play just as soon as we stepped off the van. Everybody knew our names, they were so glad we came, couldn't wait to hear the band. And I never thought I'd feel so at home 1500 miles from the people I know. But you know it is shady bars and screaming guitars. Yes, those are the things that keep me going. There's too many places I've never seen. Too many songs I've yet to sing for me to stop rolling. Well the chances are I'll never be a star but that's alright. Just as long as I can sing my songs in a small town on a Saturday night. I don't need the Hollywood Hills to tell me what's inside is for real. Can't stop rolling.
Maybe Tonite: I caught you in class today with your eyes wandering my way and though I pretended not to see, it was easy to tell you were staring at me. Do you know how long I've waited and until today I thought my hopes had faded. My momma says I'm too young for love, but you're the only thing I ever dream of. Close my eyes and you appear, call my name, then you pull me near. And in my dreams, all I need is you, and all you need is me. See, I've been thinking. See, I've been thinking maybe tonite. Yes, I've been thinking maybe tonite. We could go out for a ride underneath the stars. I could pick you up in my daddy's car. Won't need money, just a tank full of gas. Cause I don't know where we're going but we're gonna go fast. Maybe out to the country line. You could tell me your secrets and I'll tell you mine. We can have a little fun underneath the moon, but not too much 'cause you gotta be home soon. Your mom will be waiting by the telephone. Your daddy outside with the porchlight on waiting to know where we've been. We better lie, if we ever want to do this again. See, I've been thinking. See, I've been thinking maybe tonite. Yes, I've been thinking maybe tonite. Because anywhere you wanna be is exactly where I'm willing to be. Oh baby. So maybe I'm coming on a little too strong, but it feels so right to be so wrong. Meet me in your favorite dress and I'll make sure I look my best. Do you know how long I've waited and until tonight, I thought my hopes had faded. See, I've been thinking. See, I've been thinking maybe tonite. Yes, I've been thinking maybe tonite.
Rock Myself: I come home alone once again from the place all the saints go to sin. And I've got a woman on the telephone line, never seen her before but she swears that she wants me more and more. And I have become a dissapointment to myself, but doesn't everybody love to be dissapointed. You see I have asked the Lord. I have asked everyone, but no one around me seems to wanna help. So if no one is here to rock me to sleep tonight, then I guess I will rock myself. I see a man who's whole world is the corner of Hardin Street and Devine. And I say excuse me, sir, but how do you live your life when I can barely live mine? And he says, I have become a dissapointment to myself, but doesn't everybody love to be dissapointed. You see I have asked the Lord. I have asked everyone, but no one around me seems to wanna help. So if no one is here to rock me to sleep tonight, then I guess I will rock myself. I have become a dissapointment to myself, but doesn't everybody love to be dissapointed.
Rock N Roll Woman: I don't know why I don't always get my way. And I can't understand why people don't hang on every word I say. See I like to be comfortable where I stand, guess I'm just that kind of man. And I don't need to spend my hard earned money on no drug that's gonna make my world seem funny. Just give me a rock n roll woman to make me feel alright. Just give me a rock n roll woman who can take me home tonight. I don't care how much she loves, no, a little will be just fine. Just give me a rock n roll woman to make all mine. And I've been known to sit down at this bar and have a drink or two. And ain't no woman ever satisfied me, no I've
