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letra de troubadour's pay (shadow at dusk) - altamesa

you used to live by the songs that you sung
swagger in your step and leather-wrought lungs
but those days are long behind you my friend
and you know they’re never coming back again
all’s quiet on the western plains
and the road into town only runs one lane
watching the clouds sail through the sky
you wonder how many more years until your spirit flies

she used to wait on the front porch swing
and you knew she wanted more than just your class ring
you can still hear the gravel underneath your tires
young lovers running scarеd into blind desire
but soon you buried that drеam away
started working the circuit for a troubadour’s pay
now you’re sinking under the weight of the years
thinkin’ ’bout everything that you once held dear
and how you only threw it all away
thinking that you could come back some day
but you were wrong
you lived a life that burned in l-st
now you’re a fading shadow at dusk
and life is long

now somewhere up in ohio
she’s looking out at the season’s first snow
the kids ain’t been kids for a while
for the west texas girl in midwest exile
fifteen hundred miles as the crow flies
southwest, down near new mexico
an old singer of hard luck songs
is getting back on the road, only place he belongs

you know you only threw it all away
thinking that you could come back some day
but you were wrong
you lived a life that burned in l-st
now you’re a fading shadow at dusk
and life is long

- altamesa

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