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Brooks & Dunn ~ How Long Gone


(shawn camp/john scott sherrill) I keep thinkin' any minute you'll be comin' home honey I aint seen nothin' of you in a month of sundays Tell me how long gone are you gonna be All you said was you had to get goin' Oh but baby i wouldnt mind knowin' just How long gone are you gonna be How am i supposed to make any plans When i still dont even understand If you're ever gonna come back home to me How long gone are you gonna be Maybe i didnt pay enough attention But i do believe you forgot to mention Just how long gone are you gonna be The phone aint ringin', cause you still aint callin' I aint been hearin' your footsteps fallin' Tell me how long gone are you gonna be How am i supposed to make any plans When i still dont even understand If you're ever gonna come back home to me Tell me please How long gone are you gonna be more free lyrics

(shawn camp/john scott sherrill)

I keep thinkin' any minute you'll be comin' home honey
I aint seen nothin' of you in a month of sundays
Tell me how long gone are you gonna be

All you said was you had to get goin'
Oh but baby i wouldnt mind knowin' just
How long gone are you gonna be

How am i supposed to make any plans
When i still dont even understand
If you're ever gonna come back home to me
How long gone are you gonna be

Maybe i didnt pay enough attention
But i do believe you forgot to mention
Just how long gone are you gonna be

The phone aint ringin', cause you still aint callin'
I aint been hearin' your footsteps fallin'
Tell me how long gone are you gonna be

How am i supposed to make any plans
When i still dont even understand
If you're ever gonna come back home to me
Tell me please
How long gone are you gonna be

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