William J. Hall, Lyrics 1982, Down By the Highway

Down by the Highway William J. Hall - February 2, 1982
	1	She's from
	2	The other side of town
	3	Hair is long and dark,
	4	Eyes are chocolate brown
	5	Goes to the park
	6	with her yellow boots on
	7	When it's raining
	8	She's one
	9	Of a special kind
	10	Skin the color
	11	Of summertime
	12	Something about her
	13	Always out of line
	14	With the main stream
	15	And I saw her yesterday
	16	Yeah
	17	See her out alone
	18	Through the parking lot
	19	With those dreams she keeps
	20	In that book she bought
	21	Crossing the street
	22	The way she walks
	23	Drives me crazy
	24	I know where
	25	She's going to
	26	Turns the corner
	27	Slips out of view
	28	I should have told her
	29	I wish she knew
	30	How she slays me
	31	And I saw her yesterday
	32	Down by the highway
	33	Down by the highway
	34	She runs along the trail
	35	Leans back against the rail
	36	And the dusky sun
	37	Keeps on burning
	38	She looks around and then
	39	She's by herself again
	40	And the engine's hum
	41	Keeps on turning
	42	She puts her fingers
	43	Through the mesh of the fence
	44	She can stand for hours
	45	Lost in the trance
	46	Watching the cars
	47	Fly past her hands
	48	Into nowhere
	49	I want her
	50	With all my might
	51	Want to hold her
	52	Hold her tight
	53	I should have told her
	54	I know it's right
	55	When I see her
	56	She breaks the spell at last
	57	She shakes her head and laughs
	58	And the way she sighs
	59	It takes my breath away
	60	And in a little while
	61	Looks up, sees me and smiles
	62	Like the way that I
	63	Saw her yesterday
	64	Yeah
	65	She's from
	66	The other side of town
	67	Hair is long and dark
	68	Eyes are chocolate brown
	69	Yeah well, you know what I mean
	70	Down by the highway
	71	Down by the highway
	72	Down by the high highway
© William J. Hall 1982 all rights reserved ASCAP