How I Learned to Live (Worries are Gone) - The Northern Hemisphere

When I was sixteen, that set of keys was a pair of wings Daddy, pretty please, can I take a ride tonight? I swear I won't get her over fifty-five. Was Back in Black racing through my veins, last thing I thought Was a flip in this thing gonna get me killed. I'm pretty sure my old man will. And seeing his face when the wrecker hauled my freedom away That's how I learned to pray. It wasn't in a church, with a chapter and a Some preacher made sure everybody heard Or just some words somebody taught me to say. I was living like I was (?), mama always said It'd take a special girl to get a hold of me, But I never let one get close to me. The man upstairs must've heard her prayer, Cause I looked up, you were standin' there waitin' on me Like you were made for me. And I knew right then and there, I'd been saved And that's how I learned to pray. It wasn't in a church, with a chapter and a Some preacher made sure everybody heard Or just some words somebody taught me to say. I can fold my hands and bow my head, But there's just some things that can't be said Without a little walk on water kind of faith. And that's how I learned to pray. Have you ever looked up at the stars in the sky, felt a tug at your heart Didn't know why but you just knew Someone is up there lookin' out for you. Well you know just what I mean when I say Grace. That's how I learned to pray. That's how I learned to pray.

Imagine waking up in the morning Breakfast in bed, cooked by your man So, I'm starting the day with a smile on my face Cause I looked at you And your eyes they were full I'd love to waste and spend the days with you Even if we have nothing to do Time is constant and we just can't Let all these things pass through So, I'll waste it with you We'll talk about your jokes that popped Out of the blue And tell me things that I never knew We'll write a song, sing along, in out of tune We'll dance in the living room Like I promised you I'd love to waste and spend the days with you Even if we have nothing to do Time is constant and we just can't Let all these things pass through So, I'll waste And oh I could listen to your breathing Your heart beating all day While I rest my head on your chest These precious moments Oh, I must confess That I'd love to waste and spend my days with you Even if we have nothing to do Time is constant and we just can't Let all these things pass through So, I'll waste it with you

When I was 16, that set of keys was a pair of wings Daddy, pretty please, can I take her out tonight? I swear I won't get her over 55 With Back In Black racing through my veins Last thing I thought was a flip in this thing don't get me killed I'm pretty sure my old man will And seein' his face when the wrecker hauled my freedom away Yeah, that's how I learned to pray It wasn't in a church with a chapter and a verse Some preacher made sure everybody heard Or just some words somebody taught me to say I was living like I wasn't long for thе world Mama always said it'd take a special girl to get a hold of mе But I never let one get close to me The man upstairs must've heard her prayers 'Cause I looked up, you were standin' there waitin' on me Like you were made for me And I knew right then and there that I'd been saved That's how I learned to pray It wasn't in a church with a chapter and a verse Some preacher made sure everybody heard Or just some words somebody taught me to say I can fold my hands and bow my head But there's just some things that can't be said Without a little walk-on-water kind of faith And that's how I learned to pray Have you ever looked up at the stars in the sky Felt a tug at your heart, didn't know why, but you just knew Someone is up there lookin' out for you Well, you know just what I mean when I say Grace That's how I learned to pray Mm, that's how I learned to pray How I learned to pray (I learned to pray) How I learned to pray How I learned to pray

Smoke it flies from whisky mouths Vagabonds walk this suitcase town Summer left us beckoning The cottonwoods were all worn out Night comes fixing on the day And the universe reigned again While the wheels roll, it all glows a flickering light While you were sleeping I was the turning the dials And I walled up your kingdom with radio wires And the bells of the choir came in low and rumbling Oh, you should have heard them Living here in this city on fire, well I've been fine Just dancing drunk above the street Me the ghost of Caroline And that was me, you know, calling up above From the steeples in the church yard Watch the wheels roll to find another place home While you were sleeping, you bet that I might Walk this empty northern hemisphere wide And the kingdom it came, well it all fell down It all fell to dust Watch it all falling down to dust Watch it all falling down to dust While you were sleeping I was the turning the dials Walk this empty northern hemisphere wide