I don't know what you're waiting for Mary is out the door Why would I lie? Through the dust and the fading light Shall I tell you what I spy?
Mississippi-Southern owns the train but I know it's got another name Why would I lie? It's a race to the edge of the night Hmmm! Great Sorrow's got you in its lights.
Run run! Try to catch the sun Don't be slack Great Sorrow is on the track Run run Don't look back Great Sorrow is on the track.
I don't know what you call that train Gone buddy that's the name.
I never know what to say to you If tears were words and pigs could fly darling I'd know I try to speak and the waves roll in. I'm like to drown when the waves roll in I'm not all there when the waves roll in Another night when the waves roll in.
A couple times last week I tried hard to speak A couple times a week I might know how to speak I never know what to say to you If tears were words and pigs could fly darling I'd know I try to speak and the waves roll in I'm not all there when the waves roll in.
I never know what to say to you If tears were words and pigs could fly I'd know.
Welcome to Mars It's open all hours Bill's in the back Fred's on the phone saying You are never alone in the Twilight Zone What are we doing here?
Waiting For Mary Oh.
I oughta know but my memory is going What are we doing here? As bad as it seems maybe we're dreaming What are we doing here? Don't mind the stares we've paid for these chairs and keep up that smile it might be awhile.
Oh I wonder why she can't be on time Ever.
What do you know It had to be snowing What are we doing here? I'm down on my knees I'm begging you please What are we doing here?
What do you see? It had to be me What are we doing here? One at a time Or all in a line What are we doing here?
Monday night I had a vision or two I saw life going on without you I fell on my knees Scrubbed down the floor Looked out the door I said Baby baby please!
Monday night I had a vision or two I wondered what I'd want without you I fell on my knees Scrubbed down the floor Looked out the door I said Baby baby please!
Monday night I had a mission to do I took a look at my life without you Fell on my knees Scrubbed down the floor Looked out the door I said Baby baby please!
Last night the river went calling Like a train that jumps the tracks how it roared through the night like a vow to never go back.
We never knew peace Will we never know peace? Are we like a house made of dry grass? People pass saying It won't last.
Last night the river went calling Howw it pushed thru the awful black Boats of gold hanging by their fiery stacks I heard the rivermen cry We will never know peace.
Are we like a house made of dry grass? See the fire and smoke spitting fire and sparks Are we like a house made of dry grass? People pass saying It won't last.
Last night I dreamed I was falling Where do we go I said to myself If I call your name and you answer crying? We never knew peace Will we never know peace?
See the fire and smoke spitting fire and sparks Are we like a house made of dry grass? People pass It won't last.
We've come on the sloop John B My grandfather and me Around Nassau Town we did roam Through them dry sea beds and dinosaur bones.
The heat beat down fit to crack them stones I feel so broke down I've got to go home Hoist up the John B sails See how the main sail sets.
I call for the captain saying I gotta go home I call for the captain saying I wanna go home Them good days are gone The good days are gone.
The first mate her heart sunk She went and cried in the captain's bunk Don't cry baby Don't fly in a rage I'll tell you a story about the Golden Age.
30 cents a gallon The superhighway You could fly like the wind through the hollow of the day John Stone would leave you alone You'd never get broke down Never go home.
Hoist up the John B sails See how the main sail sets Call for the captain saying I gotta go home I call for the captain saying I wanna go home
Them good days are gone. Nevada! Baby don't go to bits We get to Reno and we call it quits. We get to Reno and we call it quits.
In the early part of the 20th Century Deep inside the American wilderness In the state of Kansas 82,000 square miles of flat There were two automobile cars On July 5th 1904 they ran into each other Hey-ho What do we know? I thought I heard Stop but I might've said Go.
Some reason I thought about you and me I remember the day as if my life was flat I looked up There you were I said to myself Look out honey Here I come Hey-ho What do we know? I thought I heard Stop but I mighta said Go.
Flat is all that I see Flat is all that I see The train came back It swallowed up the track Now flat is all that I see Flat is all that I see What do we know? I thought I heard Stop but I might've said Go.
In the days you been gone I thought about them two cars Weather conditions had been reasonable Visibility fine I said to myself What was it? An idea whose time had come? Or maybe it had just seemed like a good idea at the time?
Hey-ho What do we know? I thought I heard Stop but I might've said Go.
I don't want you to go A hundred ways that I don't know I don't want you to go.
We'll go to Paris We'll go to France See the Eiffel Tower I'll learn to dance and every day will be a holiday.
I don't want you to go Happiness will be my goal I don't want you to go.
We'll go out west for to banish sorrow We'll drive and drive like there's no tomorrow We'll see the sights We'll walk the walks The mostly thing is we'll have to talk.
I know you know but I wanted to say Every day will be a holiday.