Standard (EADGBE)

 Hardee's Walnut Creek in Raleigh, , back in August of '95. I think the

song was written by their producer, Don Gheman (I think), and I love the

song. I'm not exactly sure on the lyrics, the strength of Darius' voice kind

of muffles his lyrics sometimes, so if the words don't make sense to you,

they may be incorrect.

Intro

strum on G

Verse

 There's a curve in the highway, just south of town

 Where our matters roll over (?), could've figured I'd found (?)

 With only his conscience, and a lonesome sound

 And Jesus winding up creek (?)

 Got a wife and two kids, bringing up his son (?)

 Got a woman down in Charleston, and she's starting to show

 And he's damned if he leaves her, and he's sure damned if he don't

 And he wonders how his life got this way....

Chorus

 Cause it's a fine line inbetween right and wrong

 Yeah you've been crossin' over that border way too long

 He should've seen it comin' at him right from the start

 Now there ain't no escape from a broken heart

Verse 2

 And a call from the highway is a powerful thing

 Like a pullover lover, or a child in a swing

 And he's talkin' to her, only one way to explain

 And there both gonna have his babies now

 So how do you confess what words won't explain?

 He never intended to cause this much pain

 And I feel like a farmer who's been prayin' for the rain

 Got more than he bargained from the clouds....

REPEAT CHORUS

Bridge

 He'll turn his car around tonight, go home and try to face the truth

 Everyone involved's gettin' hurt and there ain't nothing he can do

 no no no

(i use to know the guitar solo but I forgot how to play it and I'm too lazy

to figure it out again, but here are the chords to it in the same pattern as

the chorus)

 He should've seen it comin' at him right from the start

 Now there ain't no, now there ain't no escape from a

Chorus

 Fine Line inbetween right and wrong

 Yeah you've been crossin' over that border way too long

 He should've seen it comin' at him right from the start

Now there ain't no escape from a broken heart

 Now there ain't no escapin' from a broken heart

 Yeah we're all gonna wind up with a broken heart

 (mumbling) Nobody's gettin out without a broken heart

Okay, that's the song. Maybe someday I'll come back and put in the guitar

solo, but not any time soon. If you have any questions, email is good

(RussDog685@AOL25).