Lyrics

[Verse 1: Denison Witmer] Roseanne, I still hear your voice It echoes from suburbs outside of Detroit We packed our guitars and our clothes And carved your friend's minivan down the West Coast We go [Verse 2: Denison Witmer] Birthdays and our friends' weddings We missed them all just to play and to sing But you can't be in every place You learn to extend yourself a little grace [Chorus: Denison Witmer] Six weeks straight out on the road Driving late after the shows Sleep in places nobody knows I would never trade the memory But I would nevеr say it's easy [Verse 3: Denison Witmer] You called when your dad almost diеd You moved back home and then you had a child The way that you care for them both Roseanne, I've been there, I know it's no joke My life's the same as before One eye on my family, one eye on the door You know what I'm speaking of The sacrifice we make for the ones that we love [Chorus: Denison Witmer] Six weeks straight out on the road Driving late after the shows Sleep in places nobody knows I would never trade the memory I would never say it's easy [Outro: Denison Witmer & Rosie Thomas] I would never trade the memory But I would never say it's easy I would never trade the memory But I would never say it's easy I would never trade the memory But I would never say it's easy I would never trade the memory But I would never say it's easy (I'd never say it's easy)