[Introduction (Speaking)]
Seriously, thank you guys so much for being here
Hey, so, uh, me and all the guys we grew up about three and a half hours from here
In a little town in Oklahoma, and, um
I left there when I was 17 years old, and this is a song I wrote about going, about going home
It's called "Tishomingo", hope you guys don't hate it

[Verse]
Well, I don't think that the city moves slow enough for me
So I'm gonna leave now and I ain't showin' no warnings
And I know that mama said her love will always lead me home
But I've been followin' this lonely road for way too long

[Chorus]
So won't you pray for me tonight?
I've been headin' down a dark, cold road
I've been dreamin' of you by my side
Prayin' I can get myself back home

[Verse 2]
Now I'm breakin' horses out in Tishomingo
And every night I lie there and I wonder where a good man's dreams go
And most nights I wonder how far train cars can travel
Or how far a man can go before one's truly unraveled

[Chorus]
So won't you pray for me tonight?
I've been headin' down a dark, cold road
I've been dreamin' of you by my side
Prayin' I can get myself back home
[Verse 3]
Don't jump in so quick, kid, you're gonna wind up hurt
She's with a new man in Arkansas the last time I heard
But I know that mama said her love will always lead us home
But I've been followin' this lonely road for way too long

[Chorus]
So won't you pray for me tonight?
I've been headin' down a dark, cold road
I've been dreamin' of you by my side
Prayin' I can get myself back home

[Instrumental Interlude]

[Chorus]
So won't you pray for me tonight?
I've been headin' down a dark, cold road
I've been dreamin' of you by my side
Prayin' I can get myself back home