Twenty Years-Acoustic Version
Performed by Eliot. Music by Eliot and Frank B. Montoya. Lyrics by Eliot. Produced by Frank B. Montoya. Recorded at Up In The Nite Music, Los Angeles for Nashville South Entertainment (NSE). Copyright 2009 Eliot. All rights reserved.
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Lyrics
What's it like where you're living? Do you still call it death? What's that chill I feel? I remember the day we met. You were stoned. So was I. I could make you laugh. Twenty years came like a bandit, stole you from your bike and it left me here singing this song for you. I can still hear you laughing at me that way, in your baggy blue jeans and blue flannel shirt, tattered. What would you like to say to me? Can you say it somehow? I am listening. Does this road you see me traveling on lead me to the end? To save your place again I'd lose my life and what life would I win? Twenty years came like a bandit, stole you from your bike and it left me here singing this song for you. Tell me, is it easier? Tell me, are you free again, like we were? Like we were. I gave you all my secrets. You kept them safe for me. Do you have any secrets? I went back to the little town we were strangled by and I tried to call you. I still call you.
