Fifty miles from Dakota territory
Cheyenne scalp hangs from his belt
Found him alone washing in the Bighorn
a steady aim and he bagged his game
Pale sun falls without contest
Here is obedient darkness
He will not return
White Cadillac, white man at the wheel,
white faces on the mountain,
wounds that will never heal
Black clouds overhead, old man says
looks like rain
Thieves' Road winds to the Black Hills sign
says South Dakota, U.S.A.
Grass plains stretch to the horizon,
not a soul can be found on them
They will not return
Old rusted pickup and a mad dog in the yard,
purple paint peels but fails to reveal
the bitterness that grows inside
Cloud of dust in the distance,
strange knock beneath my hood
Is it better to have words left unsaid
than to have words misunderstood?
Pale sun falls without contest
Here is obedient darkness
It will return
I know it will return
It will returnThe way that you look makes me bugeye.
The way that you love makes me high.
The way that you move heats my burner.
The way the you love make me sigh.
The rate of the breakdown is easy as pie.
The tape is to slow down as fish in the sky.
I run through the jungle.
I still wonder why the Monk in the garbage had only one eye.
The way that you look makes me bugeye.
The way that you love makes me high.
The way that you move heats my burner.
The way the you love make me sigh.
The way that you move turns my page over.
They way that you love turns me around.
I'll be you pet when you say roll over.
I'll be your best bet if you'll be my guy.
If you say that's it's over then it's all over me and I think you know what you want it to be.
If you say that's it's over then it's all over me and all that I want is a chance to agree.
The way that you move turns my page over.
They way that you love turns me around.
I'll be you pet when you say roll over.
I'll be your best bet if you'll be my guy.
The way that you look makes me bugeye.
The way that you love makes me high.
The way that you move heats my burner.
The way the you love make me sigh.