Martin Sexton In The Journey
Met an old friend last night, had a cup of coffee
We talked about all the things that had been going on
We talked about the old days, we talked about the new
days
We talked just about anything but what was really going
on
After ten long minutes that slowly passed us by
The tension in the air I could cut it with a knife
Staring out the window and gazing at the menu
Suddenly he called my name and he looked me in the eye
He said, "I don't know where I'm going and I don't know
where I've been.
And there's one long road that I traveled just to see
you again.
I said I don't know where I'm going, I don't know where
I've been.
And it seems I got a little trouble and I need you my
friend."
And then he talked to me, he really talked to me
He said, "I've been thinking about all of my drinking.
About all those good things I've just let slip away.
First it was a good job and then it was the woman that
I loved.
Then it was my car and all the material things."
And suddenly tears welled up as he did surrender
He cried, "I finally lost the only thing I ever really
had."
He said, "I lost myself in the madness."
And now I don't know where I'm going, I don't know
where I've been
And it's one long road that I traveled to see you again
No, I don't know where I'm going, I don't know where
I've been
And it seems I got a little trouble and I need to talk
to you again
Oh, it's in the journey that we see there's no
destination
It's in the journey that we find our true love
It's in the journey that we learn we can do it alone,
can do it alone
Still gotta dig deep down inside and lose my pride
Well we don't know where we're going
We don't know just where we've been
We gotta dig deep down inside
Can't do it alone
We gotta dig deep down inside
