Everyday Is A Winding Road
Sheryl Crow · The Very Best Of - UK Release
I hitched a ride with a vending machine repair man
He said he's been down this road more than twice
He was high on intellectualism
I've never been there but the brochure looks nice
Jump in, let's go
Lay back, enjoy the show
Everybody gets high, everybody gets low,
These are the days when anything goes
[Chorus]
Everyday is a winding road
I get a little bit closer
Everyday is a faded sign
I get a little bit closer feeling fine
He's got a daughter he calls Easter
She was born on a Tuesday night
I'm just wondering why I feel so all alone
Why I'm a stranger in my own life
Jump in, let's go
Lay back, enjoy the show
Everybody gets high, everybody gets low
These are the days when anything goes
[Chorus]
I've been swiming in a sea of anarchy
I've been living on coffee and nicotine
I've been wondering if all the things I've seen
Were ever real, were ever really happening
[Chorus]
He said he's been down this road more than twice
He was high on intellectualism
I've never been there but the brochure looks nice
Jump in, let's go
Lay back, enjoy the show
Everybody gets high, everybody gets low,
These are the days when anything goes
[Chorus]
Everyday is a winding road
I get a little bit closer
Everyday is a faded sign
I get a little bit closer feeling fine
He's got a daughter he calls Easter
She was born on a Tuesday night
I'm just wondering why I feel so all alone
Why I'm a stranger in my own life
Jump in, let's go
Lay back, enjoy the show
Everybody gets high, everybody gets low
These are the days when anything goes
[Chorus]
I've been swiming in a sea of anarchy
I've been living on coffee and nicotine
I've been wondering if all the things I've seen
Were ever real, were ever really happening
[Chorus]
Everyday Is A Winding Road
Sheryl Crow's "Everyday Is A Winding Road" stands as a defining track from her 1993 debut album, "Tuesday Night Music Club." The song blends acoustic guitar with a driving rhythm to explore themes of uncertainty and the unpredictable nature of life. Its melodic structure and Crow's distinctive vocal delivery established her as a major force in alternative country and rock music during the early 1990s. The recording captures the raw energy of her initial foray into the mainstream, showcasing a sound that would become a hallmark of her career. As a staple of her discography, the track remains a powerful example of her ability to craft anthemic songs that resonate with listeners across generations.