Sitting around this old house
Wondering what I’m doing here
Wondering what your doing here 
With me 
Again

The cat can’t catch no mice no more 
We ran them out a long, long  time ago
It was loud, it was cold, anything but controlled
Now a shade of grey weathered to the bone

(Chorus)
I’m alone next to you 
You’re lonely too 
These vines they keep on growing up so fast
Choking out the sunlight trying to break the glass

The walls keep closing in 
Making these rooms feel so small 
I want to burn the whole thing down
Spread the ashes wide on this infertile ground

(Chorus) 
I’m alone next to you 
You’re lonely too 
The vines they keep on growing up so fast
Choking out the sunlight trying to break the glass

(Bridge)
There is only so much 
Time before we lose ourselves without some human touch 
Those four initials carved into the walk
Memories left for the kids of when we used to talk

(Chorus) 
I’m alone next to you 
You’re lonely too 
The vines they keep on growing up so fast
Choking out the sunlight trying to break the glass

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"Where the Lonely Ends" captures the essence of admiration and the thrill of unrequited affection. With its catchy melody, infectious rhythm, and vivid storytelling, the song embodies the lighthearted yet sincere spirit that defines Mark Ross' music. It’s a tribute to those fleeting moments of connection and the joy of simply being in the presence of someone who inspires.

Blending traditional country sounds with a fresh, modern twist, "Meadowland" features warm guitar licks, a steady groove, and Ross’s distinctive vocals that bring the lyrics to life. The track is a celebration of admiration without the pressure of commitment, embracing the beauty of loving someone who is not quite ready to settle down.
Mark Ross’s writing shines through with his signature style—vivid imagery, evocative lyrics, and a touch of playfulness. The chorus of "Where the Lonely Ends" is an earworm that invites listeners to sway along, capturing the warmth and optimism of a sunny afternoon.

Where the Lonely Ends

With driving guitar riffs, warm textures, and vocals that carry both weariness and hope, the track feels like a late-night drive through the middle of nowhere — raw, reflective, and full of quiet strength. Fans of artists like Jason Isbell, Bruce Springsteen, or Zach Bryan will feel right at home here.

Where the Devil Says Goodnight

Ghost by Mark Ross & the Three-Nineteen
©2019 is an Americana song featuring:
Mark Ross - Lead Vocals/Acoustic Guitar
Vanessa Ross - vocals 
Barry Knudson - Drums 
Mitch Jones - Bass 
Caroline Priore - Fiddle 
William Wright - Guitar 
Chad Dillerud - Guitar Solo 

Produced by Mark Ross/Brent Sigmeth
Recorded at: Littlebig Studio - Cannon Falls, Minnesota 
Lyrics & Music by Mark Ross

Ghosts

Mark Ross is an Indy Rock/Americana/Alt Country Artist from Minnesota. The influences of the music range from Jason Isbell, Ryan Adams, Shawn Mullins, Counting Crows, Matchbox Twenty, and more.

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