Derek Cole drives from Charlotte to Houston, making a surprise stop at Jodi's school to see Jodi and a bird named Birdie. Poetic verses about light and longing play over the road trip, which ends with rain in Houston and a late-night workout.
Hey guys, Derek Cole here. The main problem is she— can you see them? Good morning, starting the journey to Houston. It's, uh, 7:38, heading to Charlotte.
Show me where your car is parked. And I'll drive it for you. I am made of light and dark, but I'll shine before you. I'm this water you've charted. I'm this blue ocean that can't stop what you started. And when I say, oh, don't you want me?
I am a few minutes early, so I'm gonna run by Jodi's school and surprise her for about 2 seconds and jump back in the car. See how it goes. All right, well, that was fun. She was surprised. Birdie was surprised. I think some of the office staff was surprised. So Now we got to roll to Charlotte, so we're right on schedule now, so not too bad.
Show me where you lost your heart and I'll find it for you. But all these strings on my guitar, they won't sound as far as you. All those eyes that you've broken, wound how you were prone. All these lies that you've spoken, And when I say, oh, don't you want me? Don't you need me? 'Cause I, I feel let down. The same red ruby blood flows through me, but I don't feel it now.
Elevator or stairs? Always take the stairs.
Die for a little bit. The birds you see are just some sounds of life. Consider this our courtesy from me to you, 'cause I don't know how much longer I can drive you home.
Welcome to Houston. Rainy and a little chilly. Finishing the, finishing the day with workout. Tomorrow's gonna be an early day.
You, or just some signs of life from you, or just some signs of life from you.
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