Lyrics to Into The Neon
Got a honky tonk worn heart and an old jukebox soul
I've been known to roam where the barstool wind blows
I don't hang my hat nowhere too long
I'm just too good at gone
I'm a dust cloud, see you 'round
Sunset silhouette
I'm smoke rings and bourbon blues
Glowing greens and burning reds
I settle up, saddle up
Roll out on a song
And ride off into the neon
The dirt on these boots is all I take from them towns
Anything that I've lit sure ain't burning down
Another last call first kiss, another leave it all behind
With a John Wayne goodbye
I'm a dust cloud, see you 'round
Sunset silhouette
I'm smoke rings and bourbon blues
Glowing greens and burning reds
I settle up, saddle up
Roll out on a song
And ride off into the neon
Heaven help a heart that ever tries to even love me
I'm a dust cloud, see you 'round
Sunset silhouette
I'm smoke rings and bourbon blues
Glowing greens and burning reds
I settle up, saddle up
Roll out on a song
Just when you think I'll hang on
I'll ride off into the neon
Oh, the neon
Got a honky tonk worn heart and an old jukebox soul
I've been known to roam where the barstool wind blows
I don't hang my hat nowhere too long
I'm just too good at gone
I'm a dust cloud, see you 'round
Sunset silhouette
I'm smoke rings and bourbon blues
Glowing greens and burning reds
I settle up, saddle up
Roll out on a song
And ride off into the neon
The dirt on these boots is all I take from them towns
Anything that I've lit sure ain't burning down
Another last call first kiss, another leave it all behind
With a John Wayne goodbye
I'm a dust cloud, see you 'round
Sunset silhouette
I'm smoke rings and bourbon blues
Glowing greens and burning reds
I settle up, saddle up
Roll out on a song
And ride off into the neon
Heaven help a heart that ever tries to even love me
I'm a dust cloud, see you 'round
Sunset silhouette
I'm smoke rings and bourbon blues
Glowing greens and burning reds
I settle up, saddle up
Roll out on a song
Just when you think I'll hang on
I'll ride off into the neon
Oh, the neon
Got a honky tonk worn heart and an old jukebox soul