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When my Uncle Sonny blew back into town
Said I'll just go for a ride and have a look 'round
He took off his fidora and stuck his fingers in the crown
And he pulled out twenty dollars
And he laid that money down

He called out to a taxi cab
Take me down to Central Park

in a '62 Rambler with a little U-haul
full of duffel bags and guitars, two kids ridin' tall
off to climb the mountains
find out what there was to see
took a three-room walk-up in a cold-water town
a dollar'd get you dinner, just enough to go around
but nobody was counting
that was fair enough for me

I am standing on a mountain
I am scared out of my wits
I am hungry for companions
I have had my fill of this
I am waiting for a signal
I am praying that it comes
I will fly down from this mountain
I will shine just like the sun

the wars looked like they were over
everybody seemed to have a job
my old man put us down in the high clover
three bedrooms on a quarter-acre lot
and we were Daniel Boone and Davy Crockett
Fort Apache in the orchard 'cross the street
out all day zoomin' 'round like rocket ships
my mama'd only call us in to eat

I knew a boy, dreaming he was ten feet tall
lost on a one-way trip
bobbing and weaving in the thick of it all
down on that Sunset Strip
Buddy Miles was still Hollywood swinging
and the Rainbow still glittered like gold
and the last flower child was still singing somewhere
hopes he dies before he gets old

I been tryin' to work you out
But you're much too hard to track
I say don't keep me waiting don't shut me out
You say hey let me call you back

Yeah but I'm not hungry (I'm not hungry)
I'm only dyin' here (only dyin' here)
Katy I'm not lonely (I'm not lonely)

you take one in a million
two, walkin a crowded street
take anything you like babe
take me too

you get no easy answers
no guarantees from me
get everything I own baby

flyin' high and wide, sinkin' slow
when I ran into you thirty years ago
and you were all a young woman could be to me
I had to get home there were things left to do
I had hearts left to break, things left to lose
and I let you wait outside to freeze

and a lifetime later I was back on my own

She was fine, she was smiling, she was young
She was everything in one, and she called out to me And so I stopped, I turned around and she was there With her black and shining hair, and her skirts around her knees

And she said woh woh woh,

come back (come back) Pistolero (Pistolero)
Please, please don't turn away from me (Don't turn away from me)
Woh woh woh, won't you take me to your home up in the hills

Well he used to be a tailor
Sew those suits so fine
And he never heard of failure
And he never tasted wine
And he used to be a leader
When he had someone to lead
And he used to be a father
When he had some mouths to feed

Why is she acting so quiet now
Why is she hiding in the shadows
How can she tell me that she's alright now
Does she think it doesn't matter?

Does she know
She's still a friend of mine?
No I won't let it go,

the days are shorter now
a chill is in the air
the trees remind me of the colors in your hair
here we are and I'm not going anywhere
i will always be here

I look around me and it scares me till it hurts
I've seen it all before but this feels like something worse

Sitting up here watching all the lights blink down below
The earth is turning, why does it go so slow?
Thinking about the girl I left behind --
"Houston can you hear me, or have I lost my mind?"

Why me?
Why me?