I can't see myself in the books I read these days
Used to be I saw myself on every single page
It was nice to know that my life had been lived before
But I can't see myself in the books that I read anymore
Tired eyes wander
Into their own sight
Leaving a body unscripted
And forced to improvised
By being so much as I was
I was getting so far away
From anything that I had ever known
And everyone and night had fallen
I could no longer find my way, Lord
And the moon came up high
And I said take me home
To anyone as bright as day
But the fact of the sun comes
The fiction of the moon
The moon can make a false love feel true
It can make me still wanting you
Oh, the moon
I watched that old girl leave her stable tonight
And neither she nor I could look away
As she drew a map for me on the back of the master plan
And you know I had to laugh
And I wished that I was like
That moon on her path
Or that train on her track
'Cause when I looked out back
The road was pulling out so soft, fast and black
You know it takes what it gives back
And I've got your book in my lap
Bill Callahan (born William James Callahan in 1966) is an American singer-songwriter known for his introspective and poetic musical style, often described as indie folk or Americana. Callahan began his music career in the 1990s with the band Smog, releasing several successful albums such as "Will Our Love Survive?" (1996) and "Red Apple Falls" (2000). In 2003, he adopted the stage name Bill Callahan and embarked on a solo career. His solo albums include "Sometimes I Wish We Were an Eagle" (2009), "Apocalypse" (2014), and "Shepherd in a Sheepskin Vest" (2017). His songs are characterized by evocative lyrics, melancholic melodies, and a deep, raspy voice. Callahan is considered one of the most influential artists in the contemporary indie music scene.
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