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https://soundcloud.com/wabash-cannibal/roadside-rest-studioRoadside RestI can see the evening shadows, of the Superstition Hills When I drive out here at twilight, in my dented coupe-Deville Park beside a nearby canyon, where blackbirds and echoes nest I can hear the children laughing, at the I-10 roadside rest
And I picture that old school bus, and the guy behind the wheel Gin and coffee in his thermos, next to broken glass and steel And a chilly breath of sadness, wells up in my aching chest When I hear the children laughing, at the I-10 roadside restThen they set that driver free, on a technicality And I waited on the courthouse steps that day Two shots from a .38, and that killer met his fate Then a jury of my peers put me away When we’d come to pick up garbage, in our orange prison vests I could hear the children laughing, at the I-10 roadside restServed my sentence nice and quiet, and I made a quick parole But despair’s a timeless prison, for an empty, tattered soul Breezes whistle ‘round their crosses, when they blow through from the west I can hear hear my daughter laughing, at her peaceful roadside rest
I can see the evening shadows, of the Superstition Hills When I drive out here at twilight, in my dented coupe-deville…©2009 Cameron Earnshaw/Robert George
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