Down The River

Letra de Down The River

GéneroFolk
Duración3:05
Idioma originalInglés
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Sold my new pair of shoes down the river for gold Knock, knock, knock at the door but Misters’ not home Out in the desert my lady left years ago She took all my money and spent it on flesh and bone Walk on down to the store for a fresh pack of smokes I hear them laughing, snickering, telling their jokes I couldn’t care less about whatever it is you say Don’t need to whisper when you talk 'Cause I can hear you from a mile away I’m going to San Francisco, I'm going to San Francisco today I’m going to San Francisco, I'm going to San Francisco to stay There’s’ a man underground, says he’s selling hope I tried to dig on down, and all I found was a hole It feels like this when you cant get where you gotta go Go on spin those wheels Sonny, we know your backs’ broke I’m going to San Francisco, I'm going to San Francisco today I’m going to San Francisco, I’m going to San Francisco to stay