Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Sidewalks of the City, artist - Lucinda Williams. Date of issue: 20.08.1992
Song language: English
Sidewalks of the City |
| Gurf Morlix Electric and acoustic guitar/background vocals |
| Duane Jarvis Electric guitar |
| Dr. John Ciambotti Bass |
| Donald Lindley Drums and percussion |
| Doug Atwell fiddle |
| As you walk along the sidewalks of the city |
| You see a man with hunger in his face |
| And all around you crumbling buildings and graffiti |
| As you bend down to tie your shoelace |
| Sirens scream but you don’t listen |
| You have to reach home before night |
| But now the sun beats down it makes the sidewalks glisten |
| And somehow you just don’t feel right |
| Hold me, baby, give me some faith |
| Let me know you’re there let me touch your face |
| Give me love give me grace |
| Tell me good things tell me that my world is safe |
| You pass by bars with empty stages |
| Three o’clock drinkers fall by Chairs are placed on top of tables |
| As you brush the hair out of your eyes |
| A woman stops you with a question |
| So you drop some money in her hand |
| She sleeps in doorways and bus stations |
| And you’ll never understand |
| Hold me, baby, give me some faith |
| Give me love give me grace |
| Tell me good things tell me that my world is safe |
| From Lucinda Williams 'Sweet Old World' |
| Chameleon Records 1992 |
| Lucy Jones Music (BMI) |