Under a Georgia Midnight Sky | Fiddle Version | Appalachian Americana

I believe a man can be owed an answer his whole life, never get it, and still has to keep driving. This is the fiddle version. Same song, same words — here the fiddle answers the voice at the end of every chorus and takes the bridge on its own. My songs are written for you, based on my experiences. I will never tell you how to think, the meaning, or what they're about. My pledge to you is I will stay neutral and allow you to find your own meaning. LYRICS The moon hung high in an endless sky Midnight had passed, but he still had miles Miles to go and miles behind With memories echoing through his mind A chapter closed and left to the dark One held the memory, one lost the spark One needed mercy to let it go One kept the answer he'd never know How many nights must a memory die? How many roads must a broken heart drive? Don't leave him standing there asking why Under a Georgia midnight sky The memories flashed, then faded away The fire that burned had gone cold today What once was something neither could name Lay in the distance, damaged by blame Still he kept driving, wondering why Watching the white lines disappear behind Don't leave him standing there asking why Under a Georgia midnight sky A thousand miles and he's almost there The dream went unrealized, maybe she never cared She talked a big game till he asked her why Then silence answered: it was time for goodbye How many nights must a memory die? How many goodbyes can one man survive? Don't leave him standing there wondering why Under a Georgia midnight sky And if answers come when he's no longer there If time moves on and she finally cares She can release him from wondering why And he can walk away He can leave it behind That long Georgia road And that midnight sky Keep listening, the full collection plays straight through:    • Now It's Yours | Southern Gothic Blues Roc...   Original song and lyrics by B. Knight. Everything in one place — the full catalog, the books, and a world called Axiom: bknightoriginal.com #DarkAmericana #AppalachianMusic #BKnight