Thirteenth Floor (c) 2008, Rebecca Dale Peaden (BMI)/Moker Jarrett (ASCAP) Looking out my window on the 13th floor of the Curtis Hotel in Denver It's ninety degrees in the Mile-High City but to me it feels - like the dead of winter I know you and the kids are doing fine Farm life made you all so strong This travelin' job is just to get us thru I'll be home for good - before too long Chorus: Yeah, here on the 13th floor it seems empty and strange These hotel walls - they sense my pain who cares for million dollar views if I can't share them with you Historic buildings sparkle and shine As the sun bounces off their glass With snow-capped mountains as a backdrop I should go out - I'm just not up to the task Chorus: Here on the 13th floor it seems empty and strange These hotel walls - they sense my pain who cares for million dollar views if I can't share them with you Bridge: On the street below - couples walk hand in hand It's almost more than I can stand Right now I'd trade this business suit - and urban sprawl for corn fields and overalls Repeat Chorus: Tag: Looking out my window on the 13th floor