Dirt
we traded our God for a textbook then we traded our books for cold, blue screen now we’re scanning the network searching looking for spirit in everything I’m going back to the land the old, brown earth I don’t need no preacher don’t want no new birth just give me a pair of worn out boots and plant my feet in the dirt In the dirt we left our families for money alone and unprepared in the cities we worked with no connections, we thought we were free but loneliness is just what it’s cracked up to be I’m going back to the land the old, brown earth I don’t need no preacher don’t want no new birth just give me a pair of worn out boots and plant my feet in the dirt In the dirt I want to feel the dirt of my home town put my toes in the sand of the river of my youth there is no secret to happiness but in the warm, dark earth I find the truth
Posted Sunday, October 6th 2019
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