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Why is he standing there alone like that? What’s he looking at? I’d read that he’s an early riser, but a dawn-early riser? And all I have to do now is open the door and walk across this Nashville street. I think of my breath, how rank it must be. I know it’s him from the six-foot-plus height, and the raven-wing hair falling from under a dark fedora, and the dark trench coat, and the cigarette too. There, across the road, in the parking lot of Third Man Records, stands Jack White. And the dream I woke to was this: It’s dawn and I’m straining to see around the frost, dappled like ferns on the windshield. Before long I started sludging through the jelly world of dreams. I hadn’t slept the night before, all aflutter with having to do this thing I was doing, and now I was far too spent to drive the thirty miles to Franklin where a friend awaited me. I strained to listen for music inside the complex but heard nothing, and soon it was dark and I was still there in my rental car, eating-squirrel-like and squirrelly-from arid nut bars.Īnd then I dropped across the backseat with my coat as cover. I looked at the bay doors as if I expected the rock god to amble through one of them and, what? See me, welcome me, befriend me? Customers went in and out of the store but I couldn’t find the nerve to join them even though I knew Jack White wasn’t manning the t-shirt counter. Late in the day I parked in that lot beneath a whey sky and simply looked. I’d recently tried quitting Jack White too.Ī two-building black complex with three bay doors (one yellow, one red, one blue), Third Man Records squats in what seems an industrial complex, across from the vast parking lot behind the Nashville Rescue Mission. I was on a pilgrimage to Jack White’s headquarters, Third Man Records, on 7th Avenue, but I didn’t know I could circumvent the city to get there, so I crawled through it, down Broadway and past all those honkytonks, those incandescent barbecues selling you a cardiac catastrophe. I’d just flown in from Boston at the behest of my wife, rented a car, then went the wrong way on Interstate 40. Copyright © 2007 moodpoint.It was winter in Nashville, Tennessee, and I felt peculiar in my clothes, wondering if a Red Sox cap would be welcome here. If it has not helped, write us all information that you know about this song, we try to help you.Īll lyrics are copyright of their respective owners.Use "Find Lyrics" box on our site, try to use different artist or (and) song title(ex: Winter In My Heart) word forms.įor example: Artist "Kane & Abel" can be found also by "Kane Abel" words.if you know song lyric, that isn’t already on moodpoint lyrics directory, please use "Add Lyrics" to submit it.If information about Winter In My Heart, or any song from moodpoint directory is wrong, please contact us and write where the incorrect data should be replaced by correct data.If you know some new information about Winter In My Heart, or other song from our site, that isn’t already on song page, please let us know, Any refinement, news, or comment is appreciated.Show All if you want to see other song lyrics from "Nude" album, click " Vast Singer " and search album songs from the artist page. It's a kind of thing you had from the start." It's a kind of thing you get when you're not looking "There's a sun, there's a ground under my feet Ive been looking for a lover who has eyes to see I cant find, all the pieces of my broken life I need a summer like a winter in my heart I need a summer but the summers come and gone I cant find all the pieces of my broken life
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