A little over twenty years ago a friend of mine got a job playing drums for Darryl Worley who
was a national touring country music act. They opened for Brad Paisley in Las Vegas when I
was there and I was able to catch up with him after the show. He said that was his last night on
the drum riser and when I asked what happened he said he took the job driving the tour bus
because it paid a lot more. So much for being a side man. He said he wasn’t ready to go back
home and wasn’t sure he ever would be. This is a song about some of that…
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Royalty Free Loops
Recorded in Logic Pro X
Plug Ins : Nectar 3, Neutron 4, Ozone 10, Tonal Balance, Waves LinMB, Waves, L3-LL Multi Limiter, Logic Pro Metering, Waves Vocal Rider, Scuffam Amps S-Gear
Electric Guitar, Pedal Steel,Vocals, Tom Adams
https://soundcloud.com/ta2-659414413/back-on-the-road?si=9ebeb3978cf249dc9ab4587d36637f26
https://tommyadamsmusic.com/track/3699670/back-on-the-road Back On The Road
In the Absaroka mountains with the full moon on the rise
There’s a chill in the air and not a cloud in the sky
His memories like a playback loop on some big movie screen
There’s no way you can make this up and he’s glued to every scene
He pulls down his hat climbs up in the seat
Back on the road it’s where he wants to be
Still chasing after long lost dreams or running from the rain
It’s easy to say it but much harder to explain
Long ago when he was young he played out on the circuit
He sent half his weekly paycheck home to the family that he worshiped
One by one the band was gone now he’s back on his own
So he drives at night to calm his nerves cause it’s all he’s ever known
He pulls down his hat climbs up in the seat
Back on the road it’s where he wants to be
Still chasing after long lost dreams or running from the rain
It’s easy to say it but much harder to explain