Jason Larson - The Carry lyrics

I've been calling your name Lonely, looking for the answer I've got nobody left to blame But myself, but myself We was burning at both ends Honey, we hit the ground running And never looked back, no, no That was when we was younger Before the river banks grew Too damn wide to cross The light in the wind might carry Carry me on back home The hour is late, and I'd like to stay But I can't, so I gotta go Break and the steps might falter She said I ain't here for window dressing Keep your steps until I come back around Well, I've been hiding my face I've been blacking out in taverns I've got no money left to waste But I can, if I find it We was burning at both ends Honey, the highway kept running And never came back, no, no That was when we was younger Before the country side Grew too damn wide to cross The light in the wind might carry Carry me on back home The hour is late, and I'd like to stay But I can't, so I gotta go Break and the step might falter She said I ain't here for window dressing Keep your steps until I come back around So won't you call me On your way back home from work Before the day drinks take effect Before the night starts closing in I've been calling your name Looking for the answer I've got nobody left to blame But myself, but myself There's a light in wind We was facing the odds We were stepping between What we knew wasn't wrong She was calling to me I was saying I'm already far gone