Lyrics: Glenn Martin, Dave Kirby
Music: Glenn Martin, Dave Kirby
Played by Jerry Garcia with Doug Sahm, Leon Russell, Phil Lesh and Mary Egan at the Armadillo World Headquarters
on 23 November 1972. Sung by Doug Sahm with Jerry on guitar. Also played in an afternoon jam session in Scotty's Music
Store in St Louis on 9 December 1971 by Jerry Garcia, John Dawson, Bob Weir and Buddy Cage.
Rain dripping off the brim of my hat
It sure is cold today
And here I am'a walking down sixty-six
Wish she hadn't done me that way
Sleeping under a table at a road side park
A man could wake up dead
But it sure seems warmer than it did
Sleeping in our king size bed
Is anybody going to San Antone
Or Phoenix Arizona
Any place is alright as long as I
Can forget I've ever known her
Wind whipping down the neck of my shirt
Like I aint got nothing on
But I'd rather fight the wind and rain
Than what I've been fighting at home
Yonder comes a truck with the US mail
People writing letters back home
Tomorrow she'll probably want me back
But I'll still be just as gone
Is anybody going to San Antone
Or Phoenix Arizona
Any place is alright as long as I
Can forget I've ever known her
Any place is alright as long as I
Forget I've ever known her
Recordings | |||||
Date | Album | Recorded By | |||
1970 | Charlie Pride's 10th Album | Charlie Pride |