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| Lyrics | ||
| Driving though the desert all alone Feelings sneaking up I should be home Darkness falling faster than I drive Scares me whatever's out there can survive Chorus - And I drive and I look in the rearview And those lights follow me, follow me As I drive up ahead lights are clearly Watching me, watching me Is it all in my head Can it be, can it be That they know that this skeptic could believe I could keep this crazy to myself If I knew for sure there's no one else Who will find the ones who disappear Only cactus and coyotes can live here Chorus Roswell to Santa Fe It's enchanting sun up to sundown But when darkness falls, its different - that's all Chorus |
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| Description | ||
| Short Song Description: Driving alone in remote areas in the western U.S. can be scary. |
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| Long Song Description: It's about the uneasy feeling you can get when you 're driving alone at night in a rural remote area with nothing around you, but your imagination |
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| Story Behind the Song: I've felt this a few times in my life and I've never enjoyed the feeling! |
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| Credits | ||
| Lyric Credits: Sandra Palmer | ||
| Music Credits: Sandra Palmer | ||
| Producer Credits: Sandra Palmer | ||
| Publisher Credits: Sandra Palmer | ||
| Performance Credits: Sandra Palmer | ||
| Label Credits: Sandra Palmer/Buffalo Kitten | ||
| Metadata | ||
| Song Length: 3:45 | ||
| Primary Genre: Folk-Alternative | ||
| Secondary Genre: Rock-Americana | ||
| Tempo / Feel: Medium (111 - 130) | ||
| Lead Vocal: Female Vocal | ||
| Subject Matter 1: Fear | ||
| Subject Matter 2: Worry | ||
| Mood 1: Nervous | ||
| Mood 2: Tense | ||
| Language: English | ||
| Era: 2000 and later | ||
