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Northern Town - Shania Twain
Lyrics by：Shania Twain
Composed by：Shania Twain
Produced by：Zach Dawes
Dad pulls up to the bar us kids wait in the car
While he has a beer
Then we stop at Dairy Queen
For chocolate-dipped ice cream in a cone
We don't dare forget the cherry blossom for Mom
Living in a northern town
Long slow trains gold veins in the ground
Rivers run high and I sleep to the sound
Oh I wish you were still around
Uncle Sonny comes through the door
He can't walk anymore falls into a chair
Asks if I mind if I have the time
Could I cut his hair?
There's stale rye whiskey and Export 'A' cigarette smoke in the air
Living in a northern town
Long slow trains gold veins in thе ground
Rivers run high and I sleep to the sound
Oh I wish you werе still around
We'll drive south 'til we run dry
Drive south
Hitchhike the rest of the way
We can sing songs in the subway tunnels
Sing songs
For bills and change
Someday
Someday that's what we'll do
When we have a few more bucks to our names
Oh living in a northern town
Long slow trains gold veins in the ground
Rivers run high and I sleep to the sound
Oh I wish you were still around
We're sitting under the willow
Wondering how far we will go
How cold it will get if we got wet?
Is it over our heads?
Oh just so you know I'm ready to go
Down if you stick around
Oh living in a northern town
Long slow trains gold veins in the ground
Rivers run high and I sleep to the sound
Oh I wish you were still around
Oh living in a northern town
Long slow trains gold veins in the ground
Rivers run high and I sleep to the sound
Oh I wish you were still around
I wish you were still around
