I'm coming over See me down at the station by the lane With my hands in my pocket Jingling a wish coin That I stole from a fountain That was drownin' all the cares in the whole world When I get older Climbing up on the back porch fence Just to see the dogs runnin' With a ring and a question And my shivering voice is singing Through a crack in the window Na, na-na na-na na I better go it alone Na, na-na na-na na I better go it alone Na, na-na na-na na Down on the corner See me standing on a makeshift home With a dust storm comin' (na, na-na na-na na) In a long black shadow Pull a hammer from a coal mine Down where your daddy was workin' Comb my hair back Strike a match on the bathroom wall Where my number is written Driving on the sidewalk Lookin' back at the sky It's burning in my rear-view mirror Na, na-na na-na na I better go it alone Na, na-na na-na na I better go it alone Na, na-na na-na na Na, na-na na-na na Na, na-na na-na na I'm coming over See you down at the station by the lane With my hands in my pocket Jingling a wish coin That I stole from a fountain That was drownin' all the cares in the whole world When I get older Climbing up on the back fence Running with the dogs that I'm coming with With a ring and a question Dime a dozen and a voice That was singing underneath the window Na, na-na na-na na I better go it alone Na, na-na na-na na I better go it alone Na, na-na na-na na I gotta go it alone Na, na-na na-na na I better go it alone Na, na-na na-na na Na, na-na na-na na I better go it alone Na, na-na na-na na Na, na-na na-na na Na, na-na na-na na Na, na-na na-na na Na, na-na na-na na

I am tryin' to remember. I was checkin' roun' the fact'ry. And I went into the basement, Down the stairs into the basement And I shine my light around here, In the corners and the ceiling, And I'm 'bout to check the washroom And my light, it kinda catches On this pile of rags in the middle of the room: Oh my God! Oh my God! Oh my God! Do you know who this is, Mr Frank? Oh my God! It's the little girl I paid yesterday. She came up to my office. I ain't seen no pile o' rags there before, So I go over and I kick it, And I shine down my light and Lord, Lord, ain't no pile of rags at all: Who did it? Do you know who did it yet? This small white body With her tongue stickin' out, This pretty little child With her eyes wide open: Oh no. You don't think it was my night watch-man. Newt? Newt Lee? You think it was Newt? So I ran to the phone And I called Mr Frank, But the phone kep' ringin', So I called y'all to help me--- Mr Frank, he didn't answer: And that's all I can remember. Oh God! Oh my God! You think I - you think - that's absurd! It's preposterous. I didn't even know this child. I only remembered her name because she was in my office yesterday: 'Scuse me. Yes, ma'am? I'm hopin' you can he'p me. Yes, ma'am. Well, my daughter didn't come home las' night. Can I have your name please, ma'am?

No I don't want to go I just want to be alone I don't want to go Please just leave me alone I just want to be I just want to be me Sit and watch TV Sit and be Alone with myself and my thoughts I never want to be around anybody but myself I've been thinking a lot lately I think I'm tired, I think I'm tired I need help I've been crying to my brother He don't care, no he don't care I'm on my own We've been fiddling around too long We've been fiddling around too long Ok, so I changed my mind I think I'm gonna try and mend Ok, so I changed my mind I think I want to be your friend Ok, so I changed my mind I think I'm gonna try and mend Ok, so I changed my mind I think I want to be your friend Because I've been thinking about some things That have been driving me crazy I think I'm reading too many books I think it's making my heart lazy I've been thinking about some things And I know that it will never be the same I need to get a job So I can pay my friends back what they gave me