Hay Plain - Julia Jacklin

Driving home, the road makes me feel smaller

My hard fear forces my hand into the shoulder

And I feel you, darling, on my own

Every mile brings you a little closer

Yeah I’m driving into the hay plain

I won’t survive the night if you won’t stay in your lane

Yeah I’m heading away from that wide sunset

Wondering if my new man

Misses me yet

Baby you don’t have to drive me around no more

I went and got myself a car, now I can pay you back for

All the times you took me back home

Every mile brings you a little closer

Yeah I’m driving into the hay plain

I won’t survive the night if you won’t stay in your lane

Yeah I’m heading away from that wide sunset

Wondering if my new man

Is in love with me yet

And besides that truck driver on the Western Distributor

Who caught me changing, sorry babe he saw everything,

I’ve been keeping my skin for when you fly in

And you want me, physically

And besides that night in Adelaide in the back of a cab

When a good man said he’d give me what I’ve never had

I’ve been keeping my eye for when you come online

And you need me, emotionally

I’m driving into the hay plain

I won’t survive the night if you won’t stay in your lane

Yeah I’m heading away from that wide sunset

Wondering if my new man

Misses me yet