I woke up with hands on a stone
Prayin’ my Cherokee soul
‘Cause I had a job that was
Bustin’ me up
At the diner
Black coffee cups
So I took a train headed West
A silhouette burnin’ my vest
And I took my cash to the
Old county bank
For a stake in
An acre of land
And as I watched the moon
Rise and fall
And come on in
Millions of spirit songs
Calling out
Upon the wind
All I want is a song
Why does it take so long
All I want is of heaven
Like a woman
I put up my hands on a wheel
I built up a house on a hill
But on the way home
They were callin’ my name
For a dollar
And blood in the rain
And as I watched the moon
Rise and fall
And come on in
Millions of spirit songs
Calling out
A reckoning
All I want is a song
Why does it take so long
All I want is of heaven
All the pain
Oh, the life it brings
All I want is a song
Why does it take so long
All I want is of heaven
Like a piece of land
Oh, and a steady hand
Oh, and a baby’s cry
Oh, and a riverside
Oh, and a summer long
Oh, and a woman
Oh, and a woman
Oh, and a woman
All I want
Is to bury up the dead
All I want
Is to marry down her bed
So when I wake up
With a coffee cup
Would you take me by the hand
Cause all I’ve got
Is a diamond
In my hand
About the Creator
Sawyer Phillips
Singer-songwriter recovering from an injury. *Now pursuing a career in creative writing* Black coffee and late night flights. ☕️✈️✨



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