| Sixty miles from El Paso
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| Feelin' lonesome as can be
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| Driving further from the heartache
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| That was slowly killing me
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| I left at 4 am last monday
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| Filled my tank at luther’s store
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| I might be checking' in come sunday
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| 'cause I know by then she’ll walk the floor
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| She has it still inside her skull
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| That I am hers and she is mine
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| She’s dead on empty and I am full of
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| Broken dreams and homemade wine
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| There’s a kid who plays the squeesebox
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| On the border bridge on the juarez side
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| He dances to the beat
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| With no shoes on his feet
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| To the music that he makes as I drive by
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| And I felt just like the devil the whole night’s pull
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| But right this second I feel fine
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| My tank is dead on empty, but I am full
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| Of broken dreams and homemade wine
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| Now the gulf wind she sings to me a love song
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| I can hear her from the boxcar that I ride
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| Her voice is in my brain
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| Making music with this train
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| That will soon take me to the other side
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| And she might think that I’m coming back
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| To hold her close and stop her cryin'
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| But this freight train’s
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| Traveling down a southbound track
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| Full broken dreams and hommade wine
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| Just broken dreams and hommade wine
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| Broken dreams and hommade wine |