The Human Heart

Duration

6:07

Genres

Blues

Description

Lyrics

THE HUMAN HEART Words and Music: robert burton hubele ” Robert Burton Publishing SOCAN/ASCAP March 2, 1999 Preamble [Em] I'm on a one way trip from trouble to heartbreak Don't look back ... Gotta get away, do it today Hey, buddy! You need a driver? Yeah! I need a ride If you see Billy, tell 'im I'm sorry If you see Fay, tell her goodbye. Verse 1 [Em] The pacific coast highway, even in the fog and rain Is a great place to be drivin', I'm on the road again. [F#m] [G] Down through Mendocino, waves crash far below. [F#m] [B] [B7] Better pay attention to the way you go. Verse 2 Left to Cazadero, straight on to Rivers' End Sometimes, lord, it's hard to do the right thing For a friend The wind is blowin' salty tears that run down my face I'm drivin' a load down the California coast At a slow and steady pace Bridge [E7] Somebody won't wait for a turn out Tryin' to pass on a curve Gotta hit the jake-brake, hope she don't roll [riff starts again] An' I'm still thinkin' 'bout that girl Guitar break Verse 3 The Russian river, the Russian river, the Russian river is wide and slow Monte Rio by the sea- o Wash out at Bodega bay Thinkin' 'bout me and Billy and Fay East to Santa Rosa, and the palms of San Rafael Turnpike into Sausalito...an' I gotta forget that gal Verse 4 [last verse stays on riff] Golden Gate to San Francisco Take 'er to the back and park it Got a walk-up south of market The human heart is a movin' target The human heart is a movin' target The human heart ... the human heart ... the human heart End