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Boomtown
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Boomtown (Music & words by Mike Cobb 1998)
Boomtown gone bust
All the crops gone to dust
Way on back in 1933
How’m I gonna feed the family
Headed down a dusty road
Got no place left to go
When time is moving way too slow
In a boomtown gone bust, all the steel has turned to rust
In a boomtown gone bust, when banks are broke, in broke we trust
Lost my home and lost my money
Got no job but I won't work for free
Just trying to put some clothes on my back
Hey mister would you cut me some slack
Headed down a dusty road
Got no place left to go
When time is moving way too slow
In a boomtown gone bust, all the steel has turned to rust
In a boomtown gone bust, when banks are broke, in broke we trust
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MCjr Brooklyn, New York
The Deep North play original rock & roll rooted in classic Americana with influences like Dylan, The Band, CCR, Neil Young, The Byrds, The Jayhawks, & more.
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