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Great Divide - Jack Ingram



     
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We still listen to high school football
On the radio in West Texas
Lights to shine bright every Friday night
And you can drive ninety miles an hour
Down the highway straight to ' Cisco
The cops are at the ball game, they're getting tightAnd the sky gets wider and wider
It disappear like the day
Into the great divide you fade awayAnd it's another world all together
Right in the middle of God's country
Smells like money, smells like shit
Yeah, it smells like hellBut when the cattle's all together
And the pump jacks all are moving
And the [cartons] are in blooming
It smells like nothing elseAnd the sky gets wider and wider
Just like a brand new day
Out in the great divide you fade awayIt's the land of my people
My dream is come out here to find a bigger piece of sky
It's all the winners and all the losers

Real good people but just like you and IHey, but nothing's really changed much
As you drive on down at twenty
Mexicans still work out in the fieldBut everybody's dirty
Man they're all a bunch of gamblers
But some got rich
Yeah, but they're gamblers stillAnd the sky gets wider and wider
The day's gonna be your day
Out in the great divide you fade awayAnd it's the land of my people
My dream is come out here to find a bigger piece of sky
It's all the winners and all the losers
Real good people but just like you and IWe still listen to high school football
On the radio in West Texas
Lights to shine bright every Friday night

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Around the time Jack Ingram started writing songs and performing, he was studying psychology at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. "Music and psychology come from the same place," he says. "It's about studying why people tick. I write songs to figure out my world, why people act the way they do, why they make the decisions they do."
Lucky for us, Ingram chose a career in music-and discovered an altogether different kind of therapy. He weaved his questions about life into songs whose depth and incisive wit were matched only by their melodic resonance and insistent hooks.

Read more about Jack Ingram on Last.fm.


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