I Can See The Devil
S.G. Goodman
3:19You're a farm kid in a small town You drive before the legal age And I won't forget that day When I drove up on some low-down kids They were all huddled around Poor snapping turtle Taking turns with the stick They were beating the hell out of it So I asked if I could take a lick When I raised my hand I brought down the wrath of God himself Beat those kids 'til they would cry now for help I couldn't help myself The blue, the turtle and the truck Ooh, small towns where my mind gets stuck Leanne, thoughts go back again to Leanne 18 became a mother Leanne, thoughts go back again to Leanne Ready, raise your left, brother I recall the train ride through the countryside In the south of France You're born way in my circumstance Where I couldn't play God Leanne once spent her summer in Paris, Paris, Tennessee The only Paris Leanne would ever meet We talked about it all on a bleacher seat When we were back in county school Ooh, ooh, ooh Grew up hard on bottled land Where only crops should grow Watched people reap what the demons sowed And I'd take it with me everywhere And I've been told I can come off hard Hard as the world I've known Walking around with my spirit broke Surprised to see love every now and then I'm told to pray for forgiveness I am to pray for grace Not after seeing Leanne's face Life beat down like that snapping turtle day God could have thought up a better way To teach me just how small I am Teach me the other side of love Ooh, small towns where my mind gets stuck Ooh, ooh, small towns where my mind gets stuck Ooh, ooh, small towns where my mind gets stuck Ooh, ooh, small towns where my mind gets stuck Ooh, ooh, small towns where my mind gets stuck