Hope You'll Be There In The Morning Lyrics

I've been driving the country,

'Cross deserts and plains,

Seen dustbowls and mountains,

Seen sun, storms, and rain.

The straight roads ahead of you,

All look the same,

While the scenery blurs by you,

But nothing else changed.

Been hauling the goods

and paying the bills,

Been feeling the loneliness,

Like every man feels.

I'll do what I need to,

Keep moving those wheels

I just hope you'll be there,

In the morning.

18 wheels pounding,

The blistered interstate,

I pull in, to refuel,

Not a moment too late,

I pray at the truck stop,

That this ain't my fate,

I just hope you'll be there,

In the morning.

I wake in a cold sweat,

My God at my side,

I ask for redemption

But none he provides, and I

Pray for some guidance,

Or a pathway to show,

To balance out time with you,

And life on the road

When all is considered,

and every box ticked,

I'm grateful for the life I have,

And how it's all fixed.

While it's all-consuming,

It's a lifestyle that sticks,

Just hope you'll be there,

In the morning.