Station Man (LP版)-Martin Sexton

[ti:Station Man (LP Version)] [ar:Martin Sexton] [al:The American] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Station Man (LP版) - Martin Sexton [00:15.61]Down around the reservation [00:17.56]Up around the bend [00:19.87]Lies a lazy little ghost town [00:22.02]In a god forsaken land [00:24.19] [00:27.87]Set up on the platform [00:30.25]Wringing his hands [00:32.50]Humming a crazy old number [00:34.46]Its the station man [00:37.53] [00:53.04]He sings about sweet Virginia [00:55.30]Sweetest in the land [00:57.59]Said she'd come on back for me [00:59.66]Just soon as she can [01:01.79] [01:05.24]And the rusty track laughs [01:07.71]A cold phrase in the sun [01:11.48] [01:14.18]You see the last train left here 1971 [01:23.76] [01:36.49]I can still hear the children [01:38.12]On the fourth of July [01:40.74]Down at the general store [01:41.73]There was a gas pump [01:42.94]And the church bells that ring on Sunday [01:45.52] [01:48.90]Then he turns his head on easterly [01:51.44]Raises his hand [01:52.98] [01:53.60]Pointing his shaky finger [01:55.57]As he tries to take a stand [01:58.54] [02:00.77]U S highway number [02:03.59]One hundred twenty three [02:07.27] [02:10.17]Laid concrete and steel [02:13.53]Where my house used to be [02:18.26] [02:32.56]I can still hear those children [02:34.64]Singing in the schoolyard [02:37.09]Lemonade on the back porch [02:39.03]As the sun went down [02:41.06] [02:44.07]Rocking chair and my memories [02:46.05]Sold them for chump change [02:48.43]Sold them off to folks like you coming around