Title: Halfway to Somewhere Town [Acoustic Guitar Intro, slow and atmospheric] [Verse 1: Raspy Male Vocal, intimate] Beneath it all, man, I think I already know You make me believe my stories still got room to grow Got a map on the dash between Potch and Pretoria A brand new spark and a touch of euphoria Just the old, familiar rhythm of this wooden guitar Taking us back to the place where the dreamers are [Pre-Chorus: Subtle bass drops in] The world only spins if your soul understands Before the water breaks and washes the sand Do you hear me when I sing? How many rounds do we pour to go crown the king? [Chorus: Drums kick in, Anthemic Modern Country] Here in the middle, just a quarter to the heartland Watching the earth shift right in the palm of your hand When my brothers sing along, yeah, the whole world calms down And the dolphins are dancing to a brand new sound We're taking the long road, halfway to Somewhere Town Yeah, halfway to Somewhere Town tonight [Verse 2: Stripped back slightly, driving rhythm] Time is moving faster, another year flew by What’s left is what matters, but I miss you by my side It’s a game on a game, playing words that we know The backtrack, the remix, the highs and the lows [Pre-Chorus: Building tension] Sing hey brother, tell me what does it bring? Where the compass points north and the silence is king Do you hear me when I sing? [Chorus: Full Band, Epic and Wide] Here in the middle, just a quarter to the heartland Watching the earth shift right in the palm of your hand When my brothers sing along, yeah, the whole world calms down And the dolphins are dancing to a brand new sound We're taking the long road, halfway to Somewhere Town Yeah, halfway to Somewhere Town tonight [Bridge: Music drops out, solo acoustic, deeply emotional] A thank you, I see you—every line on your skin Is telling the story of everywhere we've been It ain't worth a dime if we ain't going nowhere So we won't stay stuck in the dust right here It happened to us, we didn't ascountry singer-songwriter, raspy emotional male vocal, acoustic guitar intro building to anthemic country rock, driving drum beat, slide guitar elements, soulful, trendy
