Testo On the Road - Jack Kerouac
Testo della canzone On the Road (Jack Kerouac), tratta dall'album I Ain't Marching Anymore: Songs of Peace & Protest, Vol. 2
You hear me now?
But anyway, tonight also I wrote a song called "On The Road"
I'm just reading what I wrote all night
There are better things coming than what I wrote all night
Kind of straight from the mind to the voice
I'll put my little hand into reading
Left New York 1949
To go across the country that her dad blamed I'm
Montana in Cocoa Fall
Found my father in a gambling hall
Father, father, where have you been?
You've been the way that we were since I was 18
Your son, he said, don't worry about me
I'm about to die on the blue sea
Across the Mississippi, across the Tennessee
Across the Nile and Briar Rock, where my love will be
Home in Omadora, home in Turkey
Appalachicola, but I'm home every day
Better, rough, worse, thick and thin
Like being married to the little old man
God loved me just like I loved him
I'd love to do the same, just for him
Worms eat away, but they'll worry what's a win
Worms eat away, but they'll worry what's a win
So I left Montana on an old freight train
The night my father died in the Cocoa Rain
Road to Oklahoma, road to wounded knee
Road to Oklahoma, home I'll never be
Home I'll never be
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Writer(s): Jack Penate
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