Sometimes it’s a rough patch. Sometimes it’s a life sentence. All times, it’s up to the person walking it to push on through. Sometimes that shapes you into your least intentions…
Rough Road by Michael Romani It was a late night drink To shut the place down I was starting to think Like another superstar rodeo clown She called me Rough Road On account of my face My life was rugged and it showed She invited me to her place I was inclined to go Tomorrow was just another show Nowhere in particular to be And I guessed she could see She had been a singer in a show That what she told me I believed her like rock-n-roll With her voice as pretty as a melody She brought me to her place Decorated with guitars on the wall I feel into her embrace The rest, I just don't recall She called me rough road On account of my face My life had been rugged and it showed She invited me to her place I was inclined to go Tomorrow was just one more show With nowhere in particular to be And I guessed she could see We spent half that night Singing old fashioned love songs The rest -- I held her tight Whispering wishes of wanting to belong She called me rough road On account of my face My life had been rugged and it showed She invited me to her place I was inclined to go Tomorrow was just another show Nowhere in particular to be And I guessed she could see With the light of the morning We said goodbye over coffee She was leaving without warning As over heartbreak as she was over me She called me rough road On account of my face My life had been rugged and it showed She invited me to her place I was inclined to go Tomorrow was just another show Nowhere in particular to be And I guessed she could see (c) January 22, 2019 Michael Romani All Rights Reserved


