Down the Road a Piece
Rob Willis
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Down the Road a Piece In the grey light of the morning When the windows aren't awake And the buildings lay there vacant And the cold wind makes them shake The church house waits for Easter morning Songs have soaked into its walls Above the graveyard dressed in flowers The first light of this dawn falls You can hear the engine humming Someone coming from the east Who would guess that the rain'd be gently falling Down the road a piece. Spring just cast the seeds for the summer In the hopes that they will grow Watered by these few frigid raindrops Seeping the soil below Who will turn these heavy clods of clay With the cultivator's tines? Giving way to the hope of a new season With the outpouring of light Can you feel the force of fifty thousand colors Breaking forward to release Who would guess that the flowers would be blooming Down the road a piece. We've learned not to do much talking On the road down which we go And we've grown to be suspicious Whenever someone says "hello" If you'd just roll down your window They would offer you their best Where the sweet tea flows even more freely Than the river in the west. You could see them stopping waving They're not bothered in the least. Who would guess that the folks would be so friendly Down the road a piece.
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