Drew Kennedy – Marathon

Drew Kennedy – Marathon Lyrics

Artist: Drew Kennedy
Song: Marathon

Highway 90 driving
Due west, border line is
Dead left just outside
Of Amistad

And Langtry ain’t seen more than
Roy Bean holding court and the
Light green and dust white Fords
On the day watch

You can drive a 110
From Dryden to Sanderson
And it doesn’t really seem all that fast
Hug the edge of the canyon

Past the Longfellow Ranch
‘Til the mesas give way
To the long, gold grasses of Marathon
With Buffalo Soldiers posted

The railroad coast to coasted
On tracks sewn by Chinese ghosts
For pocket change
When creosote on monsoon mornings

Finds your nose you know a storm’ll be
Rolling ovеr those old Del Norte’s
With a hard rain
You can see your shadow at night

Cast by nothing but starlight
And count all fivе fingers right there on the ground
Watch the moon rising out of
The mouth of the Glass Mountains

‘Til that big silver dollar
Buys up all of the midnight in Marathon
Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm
The arrowheads were Apache and Chiso

The lightning brand ran from here to Boquillas
This year the high school’s got seven seniors
In Marathon
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Release Year: 2022