William Elliott Whitmore
William Elliott Whitmore
William Elliott Whitmore
William Elliott Whitmore
William Elliott Whitmore
William Elliott Whitmore
William Elliott Whitmore
William Elliott Whitmore
William Elliott Whitmore
William Elliott Whitmore
Everything’s quiet, the trees are still
I can’t go back to town, I don’t know if I will
Give my regards to the courthouse judge
Tell ‘em to go to hell, and I don’t hold no grudge
I hate these walls that lock us in
I want to wander the hills and the fields again
Sleep all night under the moonlit sky
Spend some time alone, just you and I
I don’t have a dollar, I don’t have a dime
Just say you’ll be with me for all time
If you could love me just as I am
This brash, bitter, and bullheaded man
Now that it’s June, here’s what we’ll do
We’ll howl at the moon and patch the old canoe
Put it in the water, let it take us where it may
Head on downstream and just float away
I don’t have a dollar, I don’t have a dime
Just say you’ll be with me for all time
If you could love me just as I am
This brash, bitter, and bullheaded man
Everything’s quiet, the trees are still
I can’t go back to town, I don’t know if I will
Can’t Go Back was produced by Luke Tweedy & William Elliott Whitmore.