Tekst:
Kate Campbell Songs From The Levee

A child of three Reaches out to touch And only sees Pretty powder puffs Down the road A black child plays But the dreams he holds lie A cotton field

If you?re traveling down a dead-end road And need a place to lighten your load I know a spot on the edge of town With all you need to go around There

a thousand hooves Running 'cross the plains It felt like an earthquake When I first saw your face You were standing like a rock And suddenly I knew From

m going south of everything Where the air is sweet and church bells ring Back where I come from, back where I belong Down where the sun shines in the rain And life goes by from

more But the trains don?t run from Nashville anymore Just one more time I?d like to hear The rumble and the roar Taking lonely hearts like mine From