My Hometown

At a bus stop off the county line
Smoking beneath the for sale sign
Watching all them cars as they roll on by

They disappear on down the road
Heading for nowhere I suppose
But sometimes I wish I could tag along


And there’s an old sign at the Cottontail
“New girls have arrived and they’re for sale”
It’s been hanging there for sixteen years

So plays the slots at the Paiute bar
And pay for your whore with a credit card
Drown away the pain in fifty cent tap beer


With a mining daddy and a double wide
In the deserts of Nevada off Route 95
I learned home aint nothing but sagebrush and satellite dish and sand

Me and my buddy Jamie Lee
We had our plans for moving east
But things they don’t always turn out like you planned



(words and music by James Wilson)
copyright 2006 Joey S Arm Publishing