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Last Light In Maco

Contributed by AllHeWrote on Monday, 23rd October 2006 @ 09:46:55 AM in AEST
Topic: SongLyrics

All the lights have flickered out.
The tracks spark to the engine's sigh.
People then began to shout,
As thunder rolled through the southern sky.

Your momma can't save you now.
"Ain't no way, ain't no how,"
You'll get outta this alive.
He's gonna feed you to his horses!

All aboard this midnight horror.
You can't tell me you're not scared.
A gunshot blazed to the eastern shore.
This could be just what he feared.

Your momma can't save you now.
"Ain't no way, ain't no how,"
You'll get outta this alive.
He's gonna feed you to his horses!

What ever happened
To Mississippi Gray?
He wasn't found
In the wreckage dismay.
You can always hear
His famous tune
On dark nights
When there is no moon.
Riding along
Those railroad tracks.
Dead bodies rotting
In his gunny sacks.
Heading south
To the Maco rivene;
Last place
His horses were ever seen.

Your momma can't save you now.
"Ain't no way, ain't no how,"
You'll get outta this alive.
He's gonna feed you to his horses!

Your momma should've saved you then.
Ain't no way, ain't no end
To the reddest river around.
You've dissappeard with his horses!

Copyright © AllHeWrote ... [ 2006-10-23 09:46:55]
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Re: Last Light In Maco (User Rating: 1 )
by spiritwind on Monday, 23rd October 2006 @ 11:53:32 AM AEST
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A super job! Almost had me swaying to this!

SW

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