Intro:        Verse 1: On a two lane north of casper is where this all begins Heading back to Oklahoma for a week to visit friends She was walking ’long the highway so I pulled off to the side And asked her if she needed a ride We tore up that ole blacktop ’til we found I-25 And just into Colorado she asked if she could drive I’d never met nobody like her. I’d never laughed so much           Famj7     And I grew hungry for her touch I used to think of autumn As sweaters and leaves And I used to think the night   Was just for dreamers and thieves But that was before she came   Allison Miranda was her name Repeat Intro Verse 2: By the time that we hit Kansas we both felt pretty beat So we found ourselves a motel and we grabbed a bite to eat We’d rest a few short hours; soon we’d be out of there Three days later we came up for air   Repeat Chorus                     notes Solo:                        Verse 3:                                      F   Now I can’t forget the morning when I woke alone in bed To a rose left on her pillow and a good-bye note that read You cannot grow a flower if you do not have the seed Now I’ve got everything I need Repeat Chorus Outro:         Notes                   to end

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque une rencontre inattendue sur une route du Colorado, où le narrateur fait la connaissance d'une jeune femme charmante, pleine de joie. Leur voyage ensemble, teinté de rires et de moments complices, se transforme rapidement en une sorte d’évasion. Au fil des kilomètres, une connexion profonde se tisse, et chaque moment partagé fait naître des sentiments d'affection croissants. Cependant, ce bonheur éphémère prend fin lorsque le narrateur se réveille seul, retrouvant seulement un mot doux et une rose sur l'oreiller. Cela souligne l'idée que l'amour et la beauté peuvent surgir de manière inattendue, mais qu'il faut parfois laisser partir ce qui ne peut durer.