Steve Wariner – All Roads Lead To You
January 24, 2012
Steve Wariner – All Roads Lead To You (WITH LYRICS), From The Album Steve Wariner 1982 Blacktop’s burning; heat waves rise Pick up my shovel, put my back to the grind Got another job at Flagstaff and this one is paid I work the freeway; the pay’s alright but I can’t get you off my mind ’cause every stretch of highway ends the same CHORUS All roads lead to you I thought I could forget but it’s no use Your memory is there wherever I go whatever I do all roads lead to you The boss says one more mile to go The last one always goes so slow If I could just turn off my mind I’d be alright I keep wondering what went wrong Who’s holding you now that I’m gone There’s not a minute that goes by you don’t cross my mind All roads lead to you I thought I could forget but it’s no use Your memory is there wherever I go whatever I do all roads lead to you Sun’s getting to me think I see you in every car that passes by me No way around it: I’ll always love you any fool can read the signs All roads lead to you I thought I could forget but it’s no use Your memory is there wherever I go whatever I do all roads lead to you All roads lead to you I thought I could forget but it’s no use Your memory is there wherever I go whatever I do all roads lead to you
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@DOCTOR562 Today’s country is the “pop” or “new wave” sound of the 1980s. Back in those days, country music actually was country music not oldies pop stuff that sounded like Huey Lewis? or Bruce Springsteen.
Wow. Life was so much better in 1982 that it is today. I remember being a 10 year old back then with songs like this on the radio, shows? like the A Team on TV and Reagan kicking Soviet ass.
good old 80′s, used to play? this non-stop
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One of my all time favorites and i remember when this one? came out. I had the tape and loved it!!!
Love all the props to Glen Campbell on? here!
I remember playing the hell out of the Cassette? tape.
One like SERIOUSLY??
TO ME TODAYS COUNTRY HAS A? DIFFERENT SOUND… THIS IS GREAT THO I LOVE RETRO COUNTRY
@joetheiceman not that? I know of…..it reminded me of another trucking song by Ronnie Milsap “Prisoner of the highway”
@mikecleona It does sound like tune Glen would do……Believe me, Steve listened to? Glen when he was learning to play the guitar…..He plays a lot like Glen…..You can also hear a Jerry Reed influence….
For years, I thought this was Glen? Campbell singing this.
is there a video? for this one?
We all have that? time and place…and that road…
I loved this song the minute? it came out in the eighties and love it still!
The guitar in the photo is indeed a Peavey T-60. I own a black one. Great underated? guitars. Chet Atkins actually liked them too and owned one. You can still buy used ones at about 500.00. Steve’s main guitar is a red Glaser built Tele with 3 pickups and special switching. Love Steve’s music. One of the greatest.
my FAV Steve Wariner song,? loved him back in the 80′s… memories…
@malissa456 same here,? malissa456
@405Cowboy You hve great taste? Cowboy!
Hit #1 in Billboard, Dec. ’81. Steve’s very 1st #1. God bless you,? brother Steve!
they need to re-issue this album onto CD. I already have “All Roads Kead to You” “Your Memory” “By Now” and “Kansas City Lights” since they were the 4 singles issued. The other? 6 songs on the album are killer. Prob my fave country album next to Gary Morris’ “Anything Goes”
i love this man. this? music makes me so happy.
i love this man.? this music makes me so happy.
he had 10 number one songs but no one? ever knew…and that was in the 90′s, thats not including the songs that reached top ten he wrote for people like Garth and all that…and he damn well owns Nashville these days..what a guy!
i love 80′s country? and he was the best