Dirt roads and dryland farming
Might be the death of me
But I can’t leave this world behind
And my debts are not like prison
Where there’s hope of getting free
Oh, but I can’t leave this world behind
And I’ve been from here to Lawrence, Kansas
Trying to leave my state of mind
Trying to leave this awful sadness
But I can’t leave this world behind
South of Delia, there’s a patch
Out back by the willow trees
Oh, I can’t leave this world behind
It’s a fenced in piece of nothing
I hear voices on my knees
And I can’t leave this world behind
Some prophecies are self-fulfilling
But I’ve had to work for all of mine
Better times will come to me, God willing
'Cause I can’t leave this world behind
This world must be frightening
Everybody’s on the run
And I can’t leave this world behind
And my house is a wooden one
And it's built on a wooden one
Seems I can’t leave this world behind
Preacher says that when the master calls us
He’s going to give us wings to fly
But my wings are made of hay and corn husks
So I can’t leave this world behind
Josh Ritter is an American singer-songwriter born in Moscow, Idaho, in 1979. Known for his poetic songwriting and captivating folk-rock melodies, Ritter has released nine studio albums, including the award-winning "The Animal Years" (2006) and the acclaimed "So Runs the World Away" (2013). His songs often explore themes of love, loss, faith, and the human condition, with a touch of humor and irony. Ritter is renowned for his energetic and engaging live performances, which have earned him recognition from both critics and audiences. Some of his most representative tracks include "The Curse", "Right Moves", "Good Man of the Sea" and "Larkin's Song".
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