Look for me on the mountain
Cry to me on the winds
Call for me in the canyons
And you will find me again

Cone to me with your sorrow
Come to me with your pain
I have seen your tomorrow
But tonite brings the rain

After the storm is over
And the rai

I Ride With My Father Down the River
In a Birch Bark Canoe He Made Last Year
I Hold My Paddle Strong Through the Rapids
And We Float Through the Vally of the Deer

One Sky Above Us
One People Below
We Carry On As the Rivers Flow

Chorus:
Anishinabe Ma-nee Ta-hae

The Last Fall of the Morning Rain Drips Off the Wino's Shoes
He's Sleeping in a Cardboard Tent Too Drunk to Know Its Through
But the Rainbow From This Morning Sun Can't Be Too Far Behind
Down His Alley Where the Sun Won't Shine the Blind Must Lead the Blind

Ten Stories Up the B

He sang Honky Tonk Woman and American Pie
Most big city people would rather pass him by
Hes been sleeping on sidewalks under a neon sky
Lonely heart of a rebel has made the boy streetwise

He's got to give blood just to get his meals out here in Music City, U.S.A.
He's

There's a dangerous journey
You'll have to make
Be careful what you carry
Be careful what you take

Blow on Blessing Wind
Blow on Blessing Wind

There's a path through the wilderness
You'll have to find
Those earthly possessions
You must leave behind

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Ridin' on to El Paso, followin' the rodeo
When she stole my heart under a desert moon
In a bordertown down in Mexico, where all the lonely cowboys go
Stands a mission church at the end of a crowded street
Was there I first caught sight of her alone, my heart began to stir

Some Are Born to Wealth, and Given Shelter From the Storm
Some Were Always Held and Had a Fire to Keep Them Warm
Some Are Born to Poverty With no Roof Above Their Head
Some Are Facing Suicide and Wishin' They Were Dead

There Are Those With Flowing Rivers Right Outside Their Doo

About Three Miles Up That Run Down Road
There's An Old Town Dump With Some Fools Gold
Just Waiting For a Bandit's Hand to Steal

What One Soul Lost I'd Always Find
It's Wild What Some Folk Leave Behind
But a Poor Boys Dreams Can Always Make It Real

Chorus:
Cause I

Put on your best new dress,
And let your hair hand down
Leave behind that kitchen mess,
We're going out on the town
I'll put my new boots on,
Brush off my hat
And like the wind we're gone
Can't do better than that

And then we'll dance the blues,
Dan

David Had An Eagle Tatooed On His Right Arm
He Got It Back in High School, When We Were Working On the Farm
He's Still Got That Arrowhead We Found When We Were Kids
And I Knew We Would Be Like Brothers, Well Just As Long As We Both Lived

I Still Got My Memories of the Night We

The Skies Are Blue, But I Still Hear Thunder
The Skies Are Clear, But There's Lightning Under My Skin
It's Gonna Rain Again, and When the Rains Come Down
I'll Be On That Road Again

Warriors Will Ride.
On Their Painted Horses
Blessed By the Wind
And the Unseen Forces

i saw judas iscariot, with a bottle of wine
talkin suicide with an old friend of mine
they gathered a crowd down at the end of the tracks
and a woman cried out when is god comin' back?

and they pretended not to notice
they came down hard on the weak
causing war and star

A Child Will Walk, a Child Will Run
A Child With Faith, Faith Will Fly

Anita Hasn't Walked Right Since She Was Small
Her Legs Are Short and Twisted Not Straight and Tall
She Learned When She Was Young How to Deal With the Rejection
Cast Into a World With All It Standards of

Well I Hear That Train a Comming, Its Rollin Round the Bend
I Ain't Seen the Sunshine Since, I Don't Know When
Yeah I'm Stuck in Folsom Prison, Time Keeps Dragging On
But That Train Just Keeps On Rollin, On Down to San Anton

When I Was Just a Baby, Mama Told Me Son
She Said

Out Beyond the Broken Billboards and the Signs Along the Road
There's a Trail Your Heart Must Follow no One But You Could Ever Know
Where the Winds and the Coyote Sing a Song You've Never Heard
From a Place That's Long Forgotten But You'll Remember Every Word

Chorus:
In a W

Well They Put Geronimo in Jail Down South
Where He Couldn't Look the Gift Horse in the Mouth
Sargent, Sargent, Don't You Fear
There's Something Wrong With That Automobile

Governer, Governer, Isn't It Strange
I Ain't Never Seen On Car On This Indian Range
Warden, Warder,

I wanna go where the blind can see
I wanna go where the lame will walk
I wanna see the sick ones clean
Where the deaf can hear and the silent talk
Where are you going, to a ghostdance in the snow?
Where are all your warriors, i see they're finally
Coming home
I wanna

All of My Life I've Heard Stories Told
Of a Treasure More Precious Than Silver and Gold
I Thought That I'd Known Love a Time Or Two
'till I Found a Heart So Loving and True

Chorus:
I Could Fall All Over and Over Again
Can You Hear My Heart Saying It Too
I Could Fall

If I Took Away Your Shelter, Put You On the Street
If I Took Away Your Table and Chairs, Threw Away Your Meat
Stole Away Your Wife and Child, See How Lonesome You Would Be
Is That What It Would Take For You to Listen to Me

If I Took Away Your Legs and You Could Never Walk
I

With the Wings of Sorrow, I Have Taken Flight
Cloaked in the Darkness Like a Thief in the Night
I Have Watched the Farmer Planting in His Field
And Known That What He Sows, Is There For Me to Steal

I Take What I Need, Never More, Never More
In the Art of Survival, There's n