Austin’s changed, it’s true
Show me what hasn’t
Tonight the TV's throwing colors on the wall
As watches cities of the world reduced to ashes
From where I sit, at the bottom of the world
Oh, there used to be a phone booth
Down here on every corner
He used to call me up just to say my name
But now anybody get is a busy signal
No I can’t call home, from the bottom of the world
She said, hey paper boy
Don’t you think it’s time you delivered
I said say the word, your wish is my command
You may think you know all there is to know about me
You might think the beast is in the cage
But everything you see is just an illusion
It’s about to get real, at the bottom of the world
Oh, hey little boy, little boy you look a little frightened
For these awful kind of streets for walking alone
So why don’t you get yourself home back to Houston
I don’t think you’re ready, for the bottom of the world
No I don’t think you’re ready, for the bottom of the world.
Alejandro Escovedo is an American singer-songwriter of Mexican descent, born in San Antonio, Texas on January 10, 1951. Considered a pillar of the Texan punk rock movement of the 1980s, he later explored genres such as folk, country and Latin music, creating a unique and personal sound. His career is characterized by deep introspection and lyrics that address social and personal themes with sensitivity and authenticity. Among his most important albums are "Gravity" (1988), "Thirteen Years" (1992) and "Real Animal" (2002). Some of his most representative songs are "Always a Friend", "Sensitive Soul", "The City", "I Want You Back". Escovedo has collaborated with artists such as Lucinda Williams, The Blasters and Los Lobos.
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