| I Well I wish I was drunk in havana |
| I wish I was at the mardi gras |
| I wish I had me two pretty ladies on a buckboard down |
| on the south Georgia farm |
| Run, run, run were the coyotes roam |
| Never to return to the transit road |
| That’s where they bury the american dead |
| That’s where they bury the american dead |
| Well I wish I had one drop of liquor that runs like a |
| river in the cotton wood hills |
| Making me forget the maggots, and the chiggers |
| I’d like to spend an evening with a moonshine still |
| Run, run, run, where the wild wind blows |
| Never to return to the transit road |
| I could drink a hatful of the tennessee rain |
| I could drink a hatful of the tennessee rain |
| Well I wish I was a helmsman on a clipper bound for the |
| spanish main |
| Breathing fancy breezes |
| Gold jamaican sugar cane |
| Run, run, were the wild wind blows |
| Never to return to the transit road |
| I could drink a hatful of the tennessee rain |
| I could drink a hatful of the tennessee rain |
| shake it out |
| Run, run, where the wild wind blows |
| Never to return to the transit road |
| I could drink a hatful of the tennessee rain |
| I could drink a hatful of the tennessee rain |