6. Still In Motion

I’m well aware

There’s a long way to go before I’m there

But I’m still in motion, still in motion

I’ll grind all my gears

Trade my home for a new frontier

‘Cause I’m still in motion, still in motion



Rather be the last one in

Than be first to let it go

Oh I would rather be late

Than give up and never show



So, oh come and oh, move steadily

We keep on going at our own speed

So come on and soon we’ll see

We’ll get there going at our own speed



Oh my sight is set and I’m on my way

Every step I take I make day by day

‘Cause I’m still in motion

Oh I’m still in motion, oh I’m still in motion


Sometimes I walk real slow

And other times I run

When the push comes to shove

I know I’ll get it done

‘Cause I’m still in motion

Oh I’m still in motion, oh I’m still in motion



Chorus



Rather be the last one in

Than be first to let it go

Oh I would rather be late

Than give up and never show



Chorus

7. Where I’m Coming From

I’ve seen lost and I’ve seen found from
Sidewalks to interstates I’m bound to this place
I’m grown from this ground

 
I’m not pretty enough for pop
I’m not cool enough for indie rock
I’m too happy to sing the blues
And I’m too damn shy for dancing shoes
My street cred comes from a small town road
Off Cedar Street where the tall pines grow
And I may not know
No, I may not know where I’ll go
But I know where I’m coming from

 
Well I take and I show
From the faces and the places that I go
Each one I use to make all the things I know
‘Cause when I talk and when I sing
It’s like a cinder block and a diamond ring
One’s more rugged and the other one shines
I use ‘em all the time

 
Chorus

 
Before my time is done
I may not know what I’ll become
I may not know where I’ll go
But I know where I’m coming from

 
I’m not pretty enough for pop
I’m not cool enough for indie rock
I’m too happy to sing the blues
I’m too damn shy for dancing shoes
My street cred comes from a small town road
Off Cedar Street where the tall pines grow
And I may not know
What I’ll, I’ll become
No, I may not know where I’ll go
But I know where I’m coming from