A E A He had a reason to get back to Lake CharlesD He used to talk about itA He'd just go on and onE He always said LouisanaA Was where he felt at homeA E A He was born in NacogdochesD That's in East TexasA Not far from the borderE But he liked to tell everybodyA He was from Lake CharlesD A Did an angel whisper in your earD A And hold you close and take away your fearE A In those long last momentsA We used to driveE A Thru Lafayette and Baton RougeD In a yellow CaminoA Listening to Howling WolfE He liked to stop in Lake CharlesA Cause that's the place that he lovedA E A Did you run about as far as you could goD Down the Lousiana highwayA Across Lake PonchatrainE Now your soul is in Lake CharlesA No matter what they sayD A Did an angel whisper in your earD A And hold you close and take away your fearE A In those long last moments G OA E A He had a reason to get back to Lake CharlesD He used to talk about itA He'd just go on and onE He always said LouisanaA Was where he felt at homeD A Did an angel whisper in your earD A And hold you close and take away your fearE A In those long last momentsD A Did an angel whisper in your earD A And hold you close and take away your fearE A In those long last moments From Lucinda Williams "Car Wheels On A Gravel Road" Mercury Records 1998 Warner Tamerlane Publishing Company/Lucy Jones Music Nomad-Noman Music(BE )
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