I had a thousand bucks i went down and bought a small farm. After ten years the sun fell down and the boys started a war. I wish I was in the bar all the time that tha guns's was warm. But one day i got tired of so much noose-sin and then i left home. i arrived on the station looking younger than i am. i lit a last lost-long cigarrette 'fore i rest my head. i bought an old newspaper and i couldn't find my seat. there's was a boy beside me he looked a lot like the new basenicks. the white last train had just left and it's still noon. but i'm still here i ain't got no shoes i ain't got no money to lose. there's a waitress nearby she's from kansas she's an aliby. she bought me a new meat loaf and she kisses me and she steals and she's gone. and she hides. behind the sun. and my friend. on the phone. roars.. i forgot all my faith inside my pockets i need a new medicine. i didn't believe but now i know she's yoyo my next of kin. now i read her words and i read her skin. and now we are spending our very last cowboy dream.