Lyrics:
mind a little rain
So here I stand in the prairie smoke
I've got life to live, got my love to hold
I can't stop from moving my two feet
Got the world
Me, You, Us
The grief still playing loudly sown to this lead casket
Who, Me, You, Us
The place that holds long lasting memories
In the prairie smoke
everything to smoke
I'll be fine 'cause my roots are underground
I got my roots buried deep like the prairie
I got my roots buried deep in the ground
Got my
Prairie girls they don't understand
They come out of the grassland and into your hands
Prairie girls they want to forget, you just can't believe
the reason I'm coming home tonight
It's one hell of a fish tail when you lock them up at ninety miles an hour
Kicks up a dusty smoke signal off the prairie
fold cuz they scary
Don't want this smoke posted up on Prairie
Lil Will toting more guns than he can carry
Pooh gon be a playa for life he getting
fold cuz they scary
Don't want this smoke posted up on Prairie
Lil Will toting more guns than he can carry
Pooh gon be a playa for life he getting
Overlooking the prairie that's been overrun by plants
Smoke would fill the sky, it would go so high
The blimps wouldn't know where to land
Although
Hide among the steam vents
Hailstones flail the air
Masquerade as mist
Sulfur everywhere
Waterfalls or fear, you feel the predators glare
Smoke dies
Smoke signals from burning banks
The collapse of empire, the gnashing of teeth into gravel and concrete a monopoly on violence today marks the birth
We only knew each other by letter,
When I met her over the train,
When the smoke cleared and the dust was still,
She was standing there
never emerges just forever stares
(Forever stares)
Into the souls of the passin’
Through the prairie down there
(The prairie down there)
It's not all
We only knew each other by letter
I went to meet her off the train
When the smoke had cleared and the dust was still
She was standing there
As I awoke this evening
With the smell of wood smoke clinging
Like a gentle cobweb hanging
Upon a painted tepee
Oh, I went to see my chieftain
As he awoke that evening with the smell of wood-smoke clinging
Like a gentle cobweb hangin' upon a painted tepee
He went to see his chieftain with
As I awoke this evening
With the smell of wood smoke clinging
Like a gentle cobweb hanging
Upon a painted tepee
Oh, I went to see my chieftain
Storm clouds rolling in across the prairie sky
We were watching lightening while the raindrops filled our eyes
The thunder was still ringing in our
back out blade
Straight out the can we snatching his chain
PG want the smoke and mandem insane
Don't want the money and/or the fame
I just want my
smoke, pistons churn
Steel rails and big wheels turn
This train keeps rolling along
Across the endless prairie land
Mighty buffalo used to stand
Plague of excess,
a long prairie poem
to see with your own eyes clear.
Is a map a grasped place
as visions are dimmed?
He disappeared as we touched—
(“it
Red Riding Hood?]
[Bob: No, no, no, not Red Riding Hood, you could be a fireman.]
[Anything Muppet #2: A fireman? Holy smoke!]
Oh, a fireman is
Bay City?
What's up to all the ladies in Louisiana?
What's up to all the ladies in Dallas, Austin, San Antonio?
Marshall, Prairie View, it's goin'
Bay City?
What's up to all the ladies in Louisiana?
What's up to all the ladies in Dallas, Austin, San Antonio?
Marshall, Prairie View, it's goin'
C'mon, check it
Through steel walls
Your voice blastin' on
True rebel my brother Mumia
I reflect upon
You be tha spark
That set tha prairie fires
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