Who's That Man

Turn left at the old hotel I know this boulevard much too well It hasn't changed since I've been gone Oh, this use to be my way home They paved the road through the neighborhood I guess the county finally fixed it good It was gettin? rough Someone finally complained enough Fight the tears back with a smile Stop and look for a little while Oh, it's plain to see The only thing missin? is me That's my house and that's my car That's my dog in my backyard There's the window to the room Where she lays her pretty head I planted that tree out by the fence Not long after we moved in That's my kids and that's my wife Who's that man, runnin? my life If I pulled in would it cause a scene? They're not really expectin? me Those kids have been through hell I hear they've adjusted well Turn around in the neighbor's drive I'd be hard to recognize In this pick-up truck It's just an old fixerup Drive away one more time Lots of things go through my mind I guess the less things change The more they never seem the same That's my house and that's my car That's my dog in my backyard There's the window to the room Where she lays her pretty head I planted that tree out by the fence Not long after we moved in That's my kids and that's my wife Who's that man, runnin' my life That's my house and that's my car That's my dog in my backyard There's the window to the room Where she lays her pretty head I planted that tree out by the fence Not long after we moved in That's my kids and that's my wife Who's that man, runnin' my life Who's that man, runnin' my life Who's that man, runnin' my life Who's that man, runnin' my life