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jason cross - routine town lyrics

[intro]
get back in a routine town

[verse 1]
it seems like every day man there’s something new
couple cranes tryna change the skyline view
takes a half a tank and a day, to get from a to b
i’m tired of bumper to bumper
sometimes i can’t help but wonder
if the city life is meant for me

[chorus]
i think i need a routine town
where the sun goes down a little slower
like an after church drive on a sunday
need a one stop light
make a left, hang a right
same bar, samе crowd every friday
somewhеre i can leave and come back to
the kinda place that looks the same as it did in the rearview
i could use a little knowing my way around
i need to get back in a routine town

[verse 2]
i’m talking cashier knows your name at the corner store
leave your keys in the truck ain’t gotta lock the door
make a pass around the fire kinda memories
i miss that keeping it simple
making a lot out of a little
yeah, i think i know what i need
[chorus]
i think i need a routine town
where the sun goes down a little slower
like an after church drive on a sunday
need a one stop light
make a left, hang a right
same bar, same crowd every friday
somewhere i can leave and come back to
the kinda place that looks the same as it did in the rearview
yeah, i could use a little knowing my way around
i need to get back in a routine town
back in a routine town

[bridge]
when it’s time for a change of scene
i’ll tell you just where i’ll be

[chorus]
i’ll be in a routine town
where the sun goes down a little slower
like an after church drive on a sunday
with that one stop light
make a left, hang a right
same bar, same crowd every friday
somewhere i can leave and come back to
the kinda place that looks the same as it did in the rearview
yeah i could use a little knowing my way around
i need to get back in a routine town
back in a routine town
woah, yeah
[outro]
it seems like every day man there’s something new

- jason cross lyrics

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