| Song | She Makes The Coming Home (Worth The Being Gone) |
| Artist | Shenandoah |
| Album | Extra Mile |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Bourke, Reid | |
| Flashing headlights, rainy midnights | |
| Highballing 'round Baltimore | |
| Rear view mirror, I'm jamming gears | |
| I can almost see her waiting at the door | |
| So I'm hugging that line with my pedal | |
| Up against the floor | |
| And it?s three more days, two lonely nights | |
| I'll be back holding my baby tight | |
| Come on, roll wheels roll, diesel pour it on | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone | |
| High school football, six foot too tall | |
| Homecoming queen, love at first sight | |
| Now you?re looking at a man who never really | |
| Planned to settle down so soon but, hey, that?s alright | |
| 'Cause I got a lotta love and a job | |
| That I kinda like | |
| And it?s three more days, two lonely nights | |
| I'll be back holding my baby tight | |
| Come on, roll wheels roll, diesel pour it on | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone | |
| Come on, roll wheels roll, diesel pour it on | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone |
| zuo ci : Bourke, Reid | |
| Flashing headlights, rainy midnights | |
| Highballing ' round Baltimore | |
| Rear view mirror, I' m jamming gears | |
| I can almost see her waiting at the door | |
| So I' m hugging that line with my pedal | |
| Up against the floor | |
| And it? s three more days, two lonely nights | |
| I' ll be back holding my baby tight | |
| Come on, roll wheels roll, diesel pour it on | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone | |
| High school football, six foot too tall | |
| Homecoming queen, love at first sight | |
| Now you? re looking at a man who never really | |
| Planned to settle down so soon but, hey, that? s alright | |
| ' Cause I got a lotta love and a job | |
| That I kinda like | |
| And it? s three more days, two lonely nights | |
| I' ll be back holding my baby tight | |
| Come on, roll wheels roll, diesel pour it on | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone | |
| Come on, roll wheels roll, diesel pour it on | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone |
| zuò cí : Bourke, Reid | |
| Flashing headlights, rainy midnights | |
| Highballing ' round Baltimore | |
| Rear view mirror, I' m jamming gears | |
| I can almost see her waiting at the door | |
| So I' m hugging that line with my pedal | |
| Up against the floor | |
| And it? s three more days, two lonely nights | |
| I' ll be back holding my baby tight | |
| Come on, roll wheels roll, diesel pour it on | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone | |
| High school football, six foot too tall | |
| Homecoming queen, love at first sight | |
| Now you? re looking at a man who never really | |
| Planned to settle down so soon but, hey, that? s alright | |
| ' Cause I got a lotta love and a job | |
| That I kinda like | |
| And it? s three more days, two lonely nights | |
| I' ll be back holding my baby tight | |
| Come on, roll wheels roll, diesel pour it on | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone | |
| Come on, roll wheels roll, diesel pour it on | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone | |
| She makes the coming home worth the being gone |