by bill simmons
Back when the pines were black
Before the sun was up
And our embers had gone hand cold,
The whippoorwill would not sing;
The nighthawk wouldn’t fly;
We were asleep, you and me;
It was that dark.
by bill simmons
Back when the pines were black
Before the sun was up
And our embers had gone hand cold,
The whippoorwill would not sing;
The nighthawk wouldn’t fly;
We were asleep, you and me;
It was that dark.