Still Awake

Stonewall Jackson · Waterloo [2004]

(Stonewall Jackson)



It's three a.m. and after and I'm still awake

I thought I'd soon forget you when you went away

I wonder how much longer a man can live this way

It's three a.m. and after and I'm still awake.



Last night my friends came over and they spoke of you

But that party didn't turn out like I meant it to

I found myself a corner until they went away

They've all been gone for hours and I'm still awake.



--- Instrumental ---



Too late I see how much you really meant to me

I took your love for granted so you set me free

My world is built of memories of my mistakes

At three a.m. or after here I am awake.



Last night my friends came over and they spoke of you

But that party didn't turn out like I meant it to

I found myself a corner until they went away

They've all been gone for hours and I'm still awake...

Still Awake - Stonewall Jackson

Stonewall Jackson's "Still Awake" stands as a defining track from his 2004 album "Waterloo," showcasing his mastery of the rockabilly and honky-tonk genres. The song captures the raw energy and rhythmic drive characteristic of his work, blending traditional country instrumentation with a modern rock sensibility. As part of his discography, the recording reflects Jackson's ability to craft compelling narratives through music that resonates with audiences seeking authentic, high-energy performances. The track exemplifies his approach to songwriting, focusing on themes of persistence and emotional depth delivered through a polished yet gritty production style.