"Long Way Home" lyrics

We all make exceptions
To who we thought we'd be
Well the only thing changing
Is our own integrity
Well they tell you from the pulpit
That it's so hard to be good
So you go out make a bad luck
Instead of doing what you should
Whoa what you should

And you're too old for a sweet songs
And too young for rock'n'roll
Honey child, you're a long way from home
And you give just as good as you're gettin' now
But be careful, you don't reap what you sow
Well honey child, you're a long way from home

And I'll call you baby, bay-baby
While you call me a chain
Cause you're afraid of being lonely, hey
So you go and take my name
Take my name

And you're too old for a sweet songs
And too young for rock'n'roll
Honey child, you're a long way from home
And you give just as good as you're gettin' now
But be careful, you don't reap what you sow
Honey child, you're a long way from home

Where are you gonna run?
Where are you going?
[?]

And you're too old for a sweet songs
And too young for rock'n'roll
Honey child, you're a long way from home
And you give just as good as you're gettin' now
But be careful, you don't reap what you sow
Well baby girl, you're a long, long way from home

Oh long way from home
Oh baby now, baby now