Mama's got her baby sleeping in a grocery cart
Daddy eyes are hazy, wondering where they are
Waiting for the buses, waiting on some providence
Once we get to Houston, maybe it will all make sense
Praying to the Father, calling for the cavalry
Look at all this water, somehow not a drop to drink
Now did you ever hear of nightmares, coming in the light of day
Once we get to Houston, maybe they'll just wash away
Roll on Mississippi, Goodbye Crescent City, le bon temps New Orleans
Never coming back to stay
Never been to Texas, hope this bus is on a tear
And I never knew a promise that didn't break right in two
Once we get to Houston, maybe one will come true
Roll on Mississippi, Goodbye Crescent City, le bon temps New Orleans
Never coming back to you
Last night I dreamed of rain but golden light was all I saw
I heard my old dog barking, went to see Mardi Gras
And I stood out up the banks and looked out over Pontchartrain
I woke up here in Houston, didn't even know my name
Roll on Mississippi, Goodbye Crescent City, le bon temps New Orleans
Never coming back again
Roll on Mississippi, Goodbye Crescent City
Mary Chapin Carpenter is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist born in 1958 in Princeton, New Jersey. Known for her introspective songwriting and warm, reassuring voice, she achieved great success in the 1990s with albums like "Time*Sex*Love" (1992) and "Stones in the Road" (1994). Carpenter has been nominated for five Grammy Awards, winning the award for Best Female Country Vocal Performance in 1993 for the song "He Thinks He'll Keep Her". Among her most famous songs are also "Down at the Twist and Shout", "I Take My Chances" and "Passionate Kisses". Carpenter continues to record and perform, maintaining a loyal fan base who appreciate her authentic music and touching stories.
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