Due West - Sweet Gravity Lyrics

I used to hate this town
Lately that’s all turned around
The road I used to pray would take me out of here
Now leads me to her house
On her front porch she’ll be waiting there
The smell of hayfields in the air
As I put the truck in park
She falls into my arms

Gravity
There’s something in her eyes that just keeps pulling me closer
And like a summer rain falling to a thirsty ground again and again
She pulls me in with her sweet
Gravity

My bags had long been packed
Leavin’ has always been my plan
Why anyone would ever wanna settle here
I never could quite understand
But like a river rolling to the sea
I’ve found where I was made to be
Every kiss and every touch
I’ve never felt this much

Gravity
There’s something in her eyes that just keeps pulling me closer
And like a summer rain falling to a thirsty ground again and again
She pulls me in to her sweet
Gravity

And like a summer rain falling to a thirsty ground again and again

Gravity
There’s something in her eyes that just keeps pulling me closer
And like a summer rain falling to a thirsty ground again and again
She pulls me in to her sweet
Gravity