Bobby told Lucy the world ain't round,
Drops off sharp at the edge of town
Lucy, you know the world must be flat
'Cause when people leave town, they never come back
~ "Small Town, Saturday Night," Hal Ketchum

I'm not sayin' it's right or it's wrong
But maybe it's the only way.
~ "Independence Day," Martina McBride

I looked at Earl
And his eyes was wide
And his lip was curled
And his leg was fried
And his hands was froze to the wheel
Like a tongue to a sled in the middle of a blizzard
~ "Wolf Creek Pass," C.W. McCall

Kiss me while I'm still alive
Kill me while I kiss the sky
Let me die on my own terms, let me live and let me learn
Now I'll follow my own way, and I'll live on to another damn day
Freedom carries sacrifice, remember when this was my life
~ "Life of My Own," 3 Doors Down

It's a better Christmas without grandpa
Last year in church he mooned the choir
At first we thought it was Alzheimer's,
But lookin' back we realize he was wired
~ "Grandpa Got Run Over by a John Deere," Cletus T. Judd

I could break free
From the wood of a coffin
If I need
But nothing's hard as
Getting free from places
I've already been
~ "I've Been Delivered," Wallflowers

Now I'd rather bleed out
A long stream from being lonely
And feel blessed
Than drown, laying face down
In a puddle of respect
~ "I've Been Delivered," Wallflowers

You said
All this time
That you would die for me
Why, then, are you
So surprised
When you hear your own eulogy?
~ "Eulogy," Tool

Don't try to be the one person who has stayed
Just to say they never left me
~ "Orchids," Stone Sour

Paranoia, paranoia,
Everybody's coming to get me
Just say you never met me
~ "Flagpole Sitta," Harvey Danger