Daniel Lanois - Rocky World lyrics

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Daniel Lanois - Rocky World lyrics

My hands are wrapped in your raven hair In the faded picture on the back stair We were narrow, we were steady, trembling and ready To give it hell in this rocky world You said do I look like I could be a strong mother And raise the good side of a young daughter In the hotel Shangri La, let me tell you I've been thinking of her in this rocky world Chicago is heavy but I can't turn around I'm smuggling that whiskey over flesh and pound Michigan I worry and Suzy I'm sorry That I lost you out there in the rocky world Would you build me a building, a chapel out there At the top of the hill in the still blue air Near the weather vane, by the track and train I'll be looking for you in the rocky world She's turning twenty and out on the make Pounding the blacktop with a habit to shake She's looking for a manger, in the eyes of a stranger Down in the streets of a rocky world Jenny has religion, she sinks in a chair She's made a decision to color her hair The black man cut the sugarcane, and she watches the rain In a building away from the rocky world Yeah, I'll tell you something I'll never forget The sight of you in the sillhouette Outside Sault Saint Marie, ah you really threw me When you pulled me down to your rocky bed In a crowded room, I stood there empty Looking for salvation and glory be When a shot turned my head, and I saw you instead Walking into my rocky world