| Song | Blacktop |
| Artist | Calexico |
| Album | Road Atlas 1998-2011 |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Lawrence Clark Powell: | |
| [something] attracts immigrants in hard times | |
| The southwest is suffering rapid change | |
| Coal-burning plants multiply and the Four Corners grow dingy | |
| The Grand Canyon is overrun by motorized rafters and transistorites | |
| Our lust for energy dams the rivers | |
| Missile sites, bombing ranges nuclear testing, and mock desert warfare all disturb Lummis' classic southwest. | |
| When blowing dust annoys the urbanites, their reaction is to blacktop the desert. |
| Lawrence Clark Powell: | |
| something attracts immigrants in hard times | |
| The southwest is suffering rapid change | |
| Coalburning plants multiply and the Four Corners grow dingy | |
| The Grand Canyon is overrun by motorized rafters and transistorites | |
| Our lust for energy dams the rivers | |
| Missile sites, bombing ranges nuclear testing, and mock desert warfare all disturb Lummis' classic southwest. | |
| When blowing dust annoys the urbanites, their reaction is to blacktop the desert. |
| Lawrence Clark Powell: | |
| something attracts immigrants in hard times | |
| The southwest is suffering rapid change | |
| Coalburning plants multiply and the Four Corners grow dingy | |
| The Grand Canyon is overrun by motorized rafters and transistorites | |
| Our lust for energy dams the rivers | |
| Missile sites, bombing ranges nuclear testing, and mock desert warfare all disturb Lummis' classic southwest. | |
| When blowing dust annoys the urbanites, their reaction is to blacktop the desert. |