Outpost Drive – Mobile, Alabama | Rock music review

Lyrics of Outpost Drive – Mobile, Alabama

VERSE 1:
I spent 6 years a’hiding,
out on the west coast,
Far from Spanish moss and oak trees,
and those good ole southern folk
I thought I was living,
but I got so damn depressed
Started wishing for guitar pickin’,
my sweet tea, ice cold, no stress

PRE:
Mobile, Alabama
Please forgive me
I’ve been gone too long

VERSE 2:
The river shack’s a’pouring
Music out into the gulf
Had to leave to really see,
That it’s worth more than any gold
Why was I kicking,
In this life i am so blessed
Love the warm nights
Love the crickets
Softly humming while I rest

PRE:
Mobile, Alabama
Please forgive me
I’ve been gone too long

CHORUS:
I’m going back to my roots
I gotta find my beat
Put on my cowboy boots
And get on down to Cedar Street

I’m going back to my roots
I’m gonna join the stampede
To hear those delta blues
Sing your heart out guarantee

VERSE 3:
Oh God only knows what the future will reveal
I’ve got Alligator bayou, keeps snapping on my heels
Even with mosquitoes tryna’ suck dry all my veins
Uncle Dave’s on the fiddle spittin’ rain like a hurricane

PRE:
Mobile, Alabama
Please forgive me
I’ve been gone too long

CHORUS:
I’m going back to my roots
I gotta find my beat
Put on my cowboy boots
And get on down to Cedar Street

I’m going back to my roots
Gonna join the stampede
To Hear those delta blues
Here we go now, Bobby G

I’m going back to my roots
I’m going back to my roots
I’m going back to my roots
I’m going back to my roots
I’m going back to my roots
I’m going back to my roots