Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Walkin' Home Alone , by - Stan Ridgway. Song from the album The Big Heat, in the genre ПопRelease date: 31.12.1992
Record label: Capitol
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Walkin' Home Alone , by - Stan Ridgway. Song from the album The Big Heat, in the genre ПопWalkin' Home Alone |
| News travels fast in a small desert town |
| So it wasn’t long at all before the word got around |
| That a killin’mad car was headed their way |
| So the sheriff and the boys were gonna stop him |
| Out on the highway |
| Right where it intersected big black rock |
| So it wasn’t long at all |
| Before the whole town was out standin''round |
| Hammerin’a nail and buildin’up a pride |
| In a roadblock |
| The mayor’s wife sat in the shade |
| And talked her way through a few good lies |
| While her husband practiced his acceptance speech |
| For a medal from the F.B.I. |
| And Granny rocked back in her chair and said, |
| Just what did this man do? |
| While some idiot kids from school |
| Ate the dirty sno-cones colored red, white and blue |
| At the roadblock |
| Then the local paper jumped the gun |
| And printed the big headline |
| Town is saved from killer car with roadblock at stateline |
| Three miles down the highway in a Chevy '69 |
| Were a pair of crazy eyeballs |
| Jumpin’left and right in time |
| To an eight track tape playin’Foghat and Jethro Tull |
| And a gasoline soaked hand shiftin' |
| A little plastic skull |
| And on the arm a blue tattoo that read |
| I’m a son of a bitch |
| A map open on the front seat |
| Leather black as pitch |
| One foot slammed on the gas, no shoe |
| Just an argyle sock |
| Andthat car was screamin’wild down the highway |
| Like lightnin’towards the roadblock |
| Then all eyes turned down the highway |
| To a big cloud of smoke |
| And Granny went into a mild state of shock and started to choke |
| And then a boy up in a tree yelled out, Here he comes… |
| Then twenty men strong aimed and fired point blank |
| Nineteen shotguns… |
| Well the next day the sheriff just tried to stall |
| While they buried the body out behind a wall |
| The newspaper said, Killer still on the lam |
| Seems the boys at the roadblock shot the wrong man |
| Nobody really knew just who he was |
| He was drivin’a Camaro with dashboard fuzz |
| They all burned the car right there at big black rock |
| And no one ever said a word at all again |
| About a roadblock |
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