The Bacon Brothers - Bigger

Pick-up trucks and cold beers in the sun No, not in this one No country roads or lonesome southbound trains No sad goodbyes or standing in the rain I won't place anything above you Just so I can rhyme 'I love you' I got no words for why we roll along, long, long, long, long This is bigger, this is bigger than a song Nothing built and nothing torn apart No line about my soul or no mention of my heart No old blue jeans to walk the extra mile I won't sing about the magic of her smile I won't place anything above her Just 'cause it fits nice with 'I love her' I got no words for why we're all alone, lone, lone, lone, lone This is bigger, so much bigger than a song Bigger than tequila tears or wasted years Empty bars and old guitars The river wide, the mountain high The sun, the moon, the stars, the sky You won't find us kissing in the moonlight Waking up together or dancing after midnight She won't be there to brighten up my day And I won't miss her from a thousand miles away I won't say it's meant to be or that she means the world to me I've got no words for why we roll along, long, long, long, long But it's bigger, this thing is bigger than a song I can't tell you why we roll along, long, long, long, long But it's bigger, this love is bigger than a song