Where I am
You can find me
One mile back
In Indian Territory
Half of my body is there
Half of my body is in
The other half lies waiting
On the road
On the road
Where the sun shone
Where I am
You can find me
Out on the road, you turn
Indian country
Where I am
You can see me
No cotton or tobacco fields
Only lonely prairie
Only you, lonely
Where I am
You can find me
Just grab hold of my arm and follow my body
You take your hands
They had forgotten how to use me
Where you hare
You can see me
I’m right here
Need your mouth to free me
Need your hands
Need your face
To see me
Who rides in
Throws his hat to the wind
He is careless, not timid
My wildfire friend
And whose hair
Has the wind been running her fingers in
You step out of your car
And wipe the dust from your chin
Yes careless, not timid
Tell me where you’ve been
My wildfire friend
Where I am
You can find me
Have you seen me?
They’ve tied my body
One half in
The other lying here waiting
On the road
The sun shone
Where I am, you can see me
Just need your mouth
To help free me
Need your hands
Need your face
To see me
I can hear your car coming
I can hear your engine running
I can hear your car coming
Feel the gravel shaking
Hear your engine running
Where I am you can see me
I just need your hands to help free me
Half of my body
Half of my body
Is in
The other half, waiting
Out on the road
Where the sun shone
I can hear your car coming
I can hear your engine running