If I Never Make It Home Lyrics

If I never make it home I'll build a tower stacking stones

A little testament to choices made along the rocky road

And when I reach the other side and I bid farewell to that ride

I'll sing a song for those with tales less fortunate than

My greatest fear becomes the face

That I meet in my distant gaze

The tendency to take for granted every waking day

And in time I'll see the world for what it is

Just a memory of good times we have lived

But its so easy to get lost

Upon this tiny floating

So hard to trace the places I have been

And if I never make it home I'll leave the chorus etched in stone

Along the creek bed north of town that dried up not too long ago

And when the wind blows on the sand like the last long breath of man

Oh I'll sleep beneath the water that divides the western lands

Cuz we can go beyond them hills

Keep running til we get our fill

To catch the view of this whole place

From the tower that we built

And in time I'll see the world for what it is

Just a memory of good times we have lived

But its so easy to get lost

Upon this tiny floating

So hard to trace the places I have been

Oh we can go beyond them hills

Keep running til we get our fill

To catch the view of this whole place

From the tower that we built

And in time I'll see the world for what it is

Just a memory of good times we have lived

But its so easy to get lost

Upon this tiny floating

So hard to trace the places we have been

If I never make it home I'll build a tower stacking stones

A little testament to choices made along the rocky road

And when I reach the other side and I bid farewell to that ride

I'll sing a song for those with tales less fortunate than