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Waiting at the Red Rocket
Goodneighbor Blues · 7:52
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Lyrics transcript
Reviewed lyrics for Waiting at the Red Rocket.
I left the porch light burning
Though the power's been gone for years
Put a chair beside the window
And poured myself a beer
You said you'd meet me someday
When the fighting finally starts
So I keep on watching that old road Though
I know you never got
I'm waiting at the red rocket
Watching shadows cross the road
I'm waiting at the red rocket
Carrying this heavy load
Every night I tell myself Tomorrow you'll come home
I'm waiting at the red rocket
But I'm waiting here alone
Thank
you.
I found your old leather jacket
Hanging where you left it last
Still smells a little like you
And a whole lot like the past
The world went up in fire Then it buried
all the stars
Now I'll watch the commonwealth♪
From this broken down old yard♪♪
I'm waiting at the Red Rocket♪♪
Watching shadows cross the road♪♪
I'm waiting at the Red Rocket♪♪
Carrying this heavy load♪♪
Every night I tell myself♪♪ Tomorrow you'll come home♪♪
I'm waiting at the Red Rocket♪
but I'm waiting here alone.
Maybe somebody saw you,
maybe somebody knows.
Maybe you're walking somewhere
down some long-forgotten
Or maybe I've been waiting
for something
I already know
Maybe I ain't waiting for you
Maybe I just can't let go
I'm waiting up the lead rocket
Watching shadows cross the road
I'm waiting at the red rocket Carrying this heavy
load
Maybe you ain't coming home♪
Maybe I
already know♪♪
I'm waiting at the Red Rocket♪♪
And I guess it's time to go♪
I left the porch light burning
just in case.