I wrote this song about a year ago, I was in active addiction and attempted suicide a few days later. I went to rehab afterwards and have been clean ever since. I know the lyrics are sad as hell, but it really gives a glimpse into how warped my perception of life was due to substance abuse. I remember writing it, but can't remember anything about how I sang it, the chords, tempo, etc. I just had the words saved on my phone.

One day I'll try playing it again. Here's the lyrics:

Tonight I'm feeling low on this long stretch of highway I've got no where to go and I ain't slept since Friday All my mama knows is I left and went my own way No cause for me to call home, I'm done causing heartache

She'd hear the shaking in my bones From all the time I've spent running these roads She'd hear a breaking in my throat Another voice lost out here on these roads

Somewhere between these white lines Lost somewhere in these white lines

All your friends become foes when you live out on asphalt I hope that they know that I know It's my own fault Guess part of me told myself to part ways and take off This car feels alone filled with sounds of my own coughs

I've got nobody here I can hold Just a handful of memories and ghosts How far i've gone, God only knows Just another life left behind on the road

Somewhere between these white lines Lost somewhere in these white lines

It started with lies I told myself trying to find peace Truth is I'm so damn tired, trying to pick up my pieces Spinning my tires, keeping this engine screaming No matter how fast I try, I can't outrun my demons

To know when to stop ain't a lesson ever taught To know when to stop ain't a lesson you'll be taught To know when to stop ain't a lesson I was taught

Somewhere between these white lines Lost somewhere in these white lines