Adam Hood - Postcards And Payphones lyrics

I don't know much more desolate than North Mississippi heading west Three more days I'll turn around then I'll be Alabama bound I-65 exit 53 dinosaur staring in the driver's seat But I made it all the way through Tennessee, by now you know better than to wait for me No postcards or pay telephones to help me through the night Something as simple as calling home never seems to work out right The hardest part of what I do is missing you This poor coffee hotel bed a thousand songs say what's in my head That don't mean it ain't true when it comes to me and you No postcards or pay telephones to help me through the night Something as simple as calling home never seems to work out right The hardest part of what I do is missing you You spend your married life living with a ghost I spend every night missing little things the most No postcards or pay telephones to help me through the night Something as simple as calling home never seems to work out right The hardest part of what I do is missing you