Gas Station Rose
Lyrics Sean Rowe

Written by: Sean Rowe

Produced by: Matt Ross-Spang, Sean Rowe

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Well we can't have a garden while we're still on the road
There's only room on the dash for a gas station rose
You know that when I shut up I got something to say
I was looking at you, you were looking away

At least we dodged the New York winter...

Well maybe the mountain in our eyes
Looks more like a molehill from the other side
We are the elders of our minds
We're on our own
We're on our own

Another year gone by like the signs on the street
Highway 75, Nebraska flat as a sheet
Living out of the trunk, we bounce around like a dream
Another major drawback, another sweet in between

At least we're both confused together...

But maybe the mountain in our eyes
Looks more like a molehill from the other side
We are the elders of our minds
We're on our own
We're on our own

Maybe the mountain in our eyes
Looks more like a molehill from the other side
We are the elders of our minds
We're on our own

And maybe the mountain in our eyes
Looks more like a molehill from the other side
We are the elders of our minds
We're on our own
We're on our own

Song facts

"I wrote the melody while in Las Vegas. I knew there was something to the song because I loved to play it. Lyrically it's about overcoming obstacles and looking for a place to hang your hat. The characters in the story are in it together. It's not easy but it's worth it. The line, "we are the elders of our minds" means that we control our own destiny, that it's what we believe about ourselves that determines where we go." - Sean Rowe

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