Night in Glencoe

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Billy Sinclair

Billy Wayne Sinclair (born 1945) is a former prisoner at the Louisiana State Penitentiary (also known as Angola), convicted of first-degree murder and originally sentenced to death. His sentence was commuted to life in 1972. He became a notable journalist, known from 1978 for co-editing The Angolite with Wilbert Rideau; together they won some national journalism awards at the magazine, and were nominated for others. It published articles written by inmates at the prison. In 1987 Sinclair cooperated in a federal investigation at the prison of pardons-for-sale during the administration of Governor Edwin Edwards. No charges were made against Edwards but Howard Marcellus, head of the pardon board under the Edwards administration, was convicted of bribery followin… more »

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We hit the open road on the way to Glencoe
It was a cloudy night, not a star in sight
Armed with some snacks and our sleeping bags
It was the night that changed my life
Driving round the winding roads, we chatted all the way
Sitting next to you and holding your hand, made my day

We were travelling through the night
No other cars in sight
Just me and you
It was only our second date
I don't believe in fate
But right then I knew
That's we'd be together forever
Just me and you, oh
On that night in Glencoe

We stopped for the night and I held you tight
As we tried to see stars and hide from passing cars
We kissed for a while and it made you smile
The beat of your heart, faster than the car
The sparkle in your eyes was enough to make me feel alive
I'm glad I took the chance and asked you to go for a drive

We were travelling through the night
No other cars in sight
Just me and you
It was only our second date
I don't believe in fate
But right then I knew
That's we'd be together forever
Just me and you, oh
On that night in Glencoe

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