
歌詞
[Intro] [Verse] The sun’s dipping low Where the mesquites grow Dust on the dash A memory flash Driving this old truck Running out of luck But I remember the day In a West Texas way [Chorus] Chipped horseshoes and red dust In a soul I can trust She saw through the grime In a hard-scrabble time A widow’s quiet hand Across the dry land I still feel the grace Of that holy place [Verse] Sun-bleached fence posts line the road Heavy is the farrier's load Boot leather caked in dry clay At the end of a long day She stood by the gate In a lonely state Watching the horses run Beneath the fading sun [Pre-Chorus] Reach for my pocket now Wipe the sweat from my brow Feel the paper worn thin Where the healing begins [Chorus] Chipped horseshoes and red dust In a soul I can trust She saw through the grime In a hard-scrabble time A widow’s quiet hand Across the dry land I still feel the grace Of that holy place [Bridge] Crumpled paper in my wallet A recipe, that's what she called it Sourdough and a little salt Finding beauty in a fault Blue ink fading on the line Telling me I'd be fine [Verse] The forge was glowing red "Eat something," she said Handed me that recipe card When the winter hit hard No words needed to be spoke Through the charcoal and smoke Just a kindness so deep A promise I'd keep [Chorus] Chipped horseshoes and red dust In a soul I can trust She saw through the grime In a hard-scrabble time A widow’s quiet hand Across the dry land I still feel the grace Of that holy place [Post-Chorus] Ten years of long miles And a thousand more smiles West Texas at dusk Sweet cedar and musk [Outro]
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