[Verse 1: Lee Mellor]
Her breath on the back of my neck
Is a cooling desert wind
As the fires of her breasts
Burn the vistas of my skin
And the vultures encircling my conscience disappear
And the cobwebs of dust on my Bible are blown clear
She's as strong as a Texas tornado
Coming up on me faster than a stampede
She rolls through my ghost town heart
Like tumbleweed
[Verse 2: Lee Mellor]
Far back as I can recall
I've been ridden by a drought
And love is a need
That I've learned to live without
But the sweat on her skin
Is revitalizing rain
Bringing promise of life
To this parched and barren plain
And the touch of her lips send me shivering
Quivering like a harmonica reed
She rolls through my ghost town heart
Like tumbleweed
[Bridge]
Oh, this old town might creak and moan
But I know the foundation's still strong
Thought I'd always be alone
But the wind chimes changed the nature of their...
[Verse 3: Lee Mellor]
Song in the steeples and song
Marching in the spring parade
In the laughter of children
Along the palisades
Through the windows
Rippling the curtains, floating in
Smells of yucca and gra**
Sweet azalea on the wind
When I'm certain I know that she's everything
I could ever want or need
She rolls out of this heart
She rolls out of this heart
She rolls out of my heart
Like tumbleweed