Way Up North

Bill Carter once said to me

Life is rich for those who need little

Made my way from sea to sea

Left my mind somewhere in the middle

When I feel low

And the time is crawling by

When I feel low

Man I know where I wanna go

Way up north where the sun’s a late setter

Way up north man I feel a bit better

When the tide rolls in

We’ll be floating right back again

Way up north where the sun’s a late setter

Half my heart hides up my sleeve

Left the rest in the back of my car

It sits next to my college degree

Leave my debt with the moon and the stars

When I feel low

And the time is crawling by

When I feel low

Man I know where I wanna go

Way up north where the sun’s a late setter

Way up north man I feel a bit better

When the tide rolls in

We’ll be floating right back again

Way up north where the sun’s a late setter

My grandmother once said said to me

You can’t go where you’ve already been

There are too many things to see

There are too many ways to sin 

Way up north, way up north

Way up north, way up north

Way up north where the sun’s a late setter

Way up north man I feel a bit better

When the tide rolls in

We’ll be floating right back again

Way up north where the sun’s a late setter

Way up north where the sun’s a late setter

Way up north man I feel a bit better

When the tide rolls in

We’ll be floating right back again

Way up north where the sun’s a late setter