Driving fast on a city road 
Moving out to find my life 
Chasing where the wind blows 
I’ll do anything to get home in time 
I would be playing with the children 
Raising them up right 
Wish I didn’t have to go 
But this is my fight 


I’ve been traveling for miles but my feet aren’t tired
I lift my hands up  to the Lord on high
Over distance chasing time just to find the light
Let the journey live on 
On country country roads 
On country country roads 

If I had a million dollars
To replace this pocket change
I would buy you the world twice over
I would rewrite the game
If I’d taken every step right
I would wealthily leave this life
Please forgive me for taking chances
And forgive me for scraping by

I’ve been traveling for miles but my feet aren’t tired
I lift my hands up  to the Lord on high
Over distance chasing time just to find the light
Let the journey live on 
On country country roads 
On country country roads 


Candles burn low now
Reaching out in the dark
Lighting the way out
For this rambler soul to part

I’ve been traveling for miles but my feet aren’t tired
I lift my hands up  to the Lord on high
Over distance chasing time just to find the light
Let the journey live on 
On country country roads 
On country country roads

Country Roads

I’m in a land I don’t belong in
I led my life a righteous man
Searching for wisdom not for riches 
Holding the good book in my hand
Straying away from all temptation
Worn out rags upon my back
Somehow I’ve slipped into damnation 
I can’t turn back

He was the sin that I would dream of
His beauty where my thought would rest
Holding him in my mind was torture
Compared to holding in the flesh
Heeding the call of sweet temptation
I felt that I was blessed
Somehow I’ve slipped into damnation
With all the rest

I see the devil on his horse
riding along and shaking hands 
Of the souls with hateful hearts 
In the dark of the night
I remember their eyes
The ones who laughed as they tore me apart 

Was I
a man to save 
a man to die
a man to live 
a man to cry
a man to let
be the victim of man

Land I Don't Belong

Feels like my head and my heart are at odds
Everything I do is never enough
Foot on the brake but my heart’s on the gas
To wherever it is you are

It’s been six years since I’ve seen you
So I’m sitting here writing this letter.
To tell you what my mind’s been thinking
Or to maybe make me feel better
Suspected nothing when we first met
Couldn’t see you through the crowd
Others they talked and they talked so loud
But you drew me into your quiet

Falling for you is like playing a game
and no one wins until I go insane
White pawns and castles you capture them all
I play the knight running gallant across the board

And I could tell you all the things that I have done since I’ve last seen you
But not one thing compares to falling for you

Help me I’m running outside pinning Valentine’s to birches
And shouting your name into the empty woods
But the leaves they don’t know what Elijah means
And the sky doesn’t listen to prayers it seems
I think it means I won’t get 
to see you again?

And I could tell you all the things that I have done since I’ve last seen you
But not one thing compares To falling for you
But it’s the rain the summer rain, that keeps on falling
And I hear your voice in the summer rain, it keeps on calling. 

Feels like my head and my heart are at odds
Everything I do is never enough
Foot on the brake but my heart’s on the gas
To wherever it is you are

Wherever It Is You Are

Original song written and performed by Eno, Demo produced by Akara Etteh

Catch Me

Enobong Jones is an award-winning songwriter and artist based in Brooklyn. Equal parts old soul and pop crooner, his influences range from Grace Jones, to Tracy Chapman, to Sam Smith, and he draws inspiration from his Jamaican and Nigerian heritage and upbringing in suburban New England