Song | Don't Let Me Die in Florida |
Artist | Patty Griffin |
Album | American Kid |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
Please don’t let me die in Florida | |
I don’t care about my name | |
If you catch me dying in Daytona | |
Throw my bed onto a train | |
I was born in Indian summer | |
In the south, long ago | |
And those dirty streets cried out for rain | |
And this is what I know | |
And the rains came and they only stopped | |
Just in time for snow | |
And the icy cold filled up my shoes | |
And this is what know | |
Please don’t let me die in Florida | |
I don’t care about my name | |
If you catch me dying in Orlando | |
Throw my bed onto a train | |
Well, I went to war to fight the Japs | |
When the war was over, I threw my cap | |
Just as far as you could throw a thing | |
I went home and gave my girl a ring | |
I put the highways and the blacktop down | |
Turned the prairies into the towns | |
And those hills gave way just like a wedding gown | |
I put the highways and the blacktop down | |
I don’t need to see no mirror | |
I ain’t never going to see my own face | |
Just a reflection of somebody | |
Who’s going to leave without a trace | |
Roll me over those hills so golden brown | |
Let the night come in and lay my shroud | |
I never been to California-i-a | |
Maybe that’s where I should end my days | |
Don’t let me die in Florida | |
I don’t care about my name | |
If you catch me dying in Orlando | |
Throw my bed onto a train |
Please don' t let me die in Florida | |
I don' t care about my name | |
If you catch me dying in Daytona | |
Throw my bed onto a train | |
I was born in Indian summer | |
In the south, long ago | |
And those dirty streets cried out for rain | |
And this is what I know | |
And the rains came and they only stopped | |
Just in time for snow | |
And the icy cold filled up my shoes | |
And this is what know | |
Please don' t let me die in Florida | |
I don' t care about my name | |
If you catch me dying in Orlando | |
Throw my bed onto a train | |
Well, I went to war to fight the Japs | |
When the war was over, I threw my cap | |
Just as far as you could throw a thing | |
I went home and gave my girl a ring | |
I put the highways and the blacktop down | |
Turned the prairies into the towns | |
And those hills gave way just like a wedding gown | |
I put the highways and the blacktop down | |
I don' t need to see no mirror | |
I ain' t never going to see my own face | |
Just a reflection of somebody | |
Who' s going to leave without a trace | |
Roll me over those hills so golden brown | |
Let the night come in and lay my shroud | |
I never been to Californiaia | |
Maybe that' s where I should end my days | |
Don' t let me die in Florida | |
I don' t care about my name | |
If you catch me dying in Orlando | |
Throw my bed onto a train |
Please don' t let me die in Florida | |
I don' t care about my name | |
If you catch me dying in Daytona | |
Throw my bed onto a train | |
I was born in Indian summer | |
In the south, long ago | |
And those dirty streets cried out for rain | |
And this is what I know | |
And the rains came and they only stopped | |
Just in time for snow | |
And the icy cold filled up my shoes | |
And this is what know | |
Please don' t let me die in Florida | |
I don' t care about my name | |
If you catch me dying in Orlando | |
Throw my bed onto a train | |
Well, I went to war to fight the Japs | |
When the war was over, I threw my cap | |
Just as far as you could throw a thing | |
I went home and gave my girl a ring | |
I put the highways and the blacktop down | |
Turned the prairies into the towns | |
And those hills gave way just like a wedding gown | |
I put the highways and the blacktop down | |
I don' t need to see no mirror | |
I ain' t never going to see my own face | |
Just a reflection of somebody | |
Who' s going to leave without a trace | |
Roll me over those hills so golden brown | |
Let the night come in and lay my shroud | |
I never been to Californiaia | |
Maybe that' s where I should end my days | |
Don' t let me die in Florida | |
I don' t care about my name | |
If you catch me dying in Orlando | |
Throw my bed onto a train |