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Artist/Band: James Taylor
Lyrics for Song: That Lonesome Road
Lyrics for Album: Dad Loves His Work [1981]



Walk down that lonesome road

All by yourself

Don't turn your head

Back over your shoulder

And only stop

To rest yourself

When the silver moon

Is shining high above the trees



If I had stopped to listen

Once or twice

If I had closed my mouth

And opened my eyes



If I had cooled my head

And warmed my heart

I'd not be on this road tonight



Carry on

Never mind feeling sorry for yourself

It doesn't save you from your troubled mind



Walk down that lonesome road

All by yourself

Don't turn your head

Back over your shoulder

And only stop

To rest yourself

When the silver moon

Is shining high above the trees


That Lonesome Road

James Taylor's "That Lonesome Road" appears on the 1981 album *Dad Loves His Work*, marking a significant return to her acoustic roots after a period of electronic experimentation. The track exemplifies Taylor's signature blend of folk and pop sensibilities, characterized by her emotive vocal delivery and intricate fingerpicking guitar work. Released during a time when she was re-establishing herself as a premier singer-songwriter, the recording reflects her continued exploration of personal narratives and social themes. As part of her extensive discography, the song stands as a testament to her ability to craft intimate, resonant music that resonates across generations, maintaining her status as a pivotal figure in contemporary folk and pop history.


Album Lyrics: Dad Loves His Work [1981]


James Taylor
"Dad Loves His Work [1981]"


1. Hard Times
2. Her Town Too
3. Hour That The Morning Comes
4. I Will Follow
5. Believe It Or Not
6. Stand And Fight
7. Summer's Here
8. Sugar Trade
9. That Lonesome Road