i was there with the locked up free they stared straight through the bars at me the gate was open no one had to stay they spoke of church in exchange for food lights out with 50 smelly-*** bad moods i saw it superseded rude so, i walked down and ate the trash i had no church no shame no cash the garlic bread was free the sweet rolls weren't for me so, i walked back down to the dead-soul church to find a name i could besmirch with lust, debauch, an empty purse she told me she had her own room and bath we tried to pull one on the ***** said that we were legal hitched she asked for proof and I.D. we didn't have a thing that ended our sad little fling goody gumdrops ain't gonna get my ring grab my gear as i walk i sing i know the words to everything if i happen to forget i'll make up better ones you'll bet raised my sign and i raised my thumb hoped a car was gonna come sat there in the Yakima heat sign propped up next to my feet a nice redneck stopped and said "have a seat" he was welfare office bound i was just a broke road-hound waited for him in the shade told him jokes for smokes he made a good trade got dropped off at an angry sunning truck-stop flew my sign one eye out for cops a white guy in a small red car pulled up and said "i'll go that far" soon we broke down on the road i was sure my luck would soon implode instead we put our heads on think we woulda fixed the kitchen sink but waters last to beer when i drink we got some bolts and ******* 'em on before we knew it we were gone he got a smile i got this song then we hit Seattle like a **** nothins' right if ya don't know wrong NOTHINS' RIGHT IF YA DON'T KNOW WRONG
This is a true story. About a road trip. I ended up at a rescue mission in the middle of nowhere. Hence the "church in exchange for food", etc. It was an eventful trip. This is just a ease of it.