Frisco Depot

by Waylon Jennings · · Country
Lyrics

Quick Answer — Frisco Depot Lyrics

Frisco's a mile long away You can afford to fly But it might as well be the moon Lord, when you're as broke as I
Country 1972 English

Frisco Depot Full Lyrics

Frisco's a mile long away You can afford to fly But it might as well be the moon Lord, when you're as broke as I Here I sit with my head in my hands Watching the trains roll by Lord, the Helping Hand Mission man warned me That the nights here got cold When you're cold, there's nothing as welcome as sunshine When you're dry, there's nothing as welcome as rain When you're alone, there's nothing as slow as passin' time When you're afoot, Lord, there's nothing as fast as a train Old Frisco's a mighty rich city Now that ain't no lie Well, they have some buildings That reach nearly a mile in the sky Everyone's so busy, they can't tell me the reason why Here's a world full of people so damn many people alone When you're alone life just don't seem worth living While you're alive gotta learn to live with the pain. You've been grown for so long There's no one left who'll forgive You find yourself searching your mind For the links to the chain When you're cold, there's nothing as welcome as sunshine When you're dry, there's nothing as welcome as rain When you're alone, there's nothing as slow as passin' time When you're afoot, Lord, there's nothing as fast as a train

Frequently Asked Questions

When was "Frisco Depot" by Waylon Jennings released?

"Frisco Depot" by Waylon Jennings was released in 1972.

What genre is "Frisco Depot" by Waylon Jennings?

"Frisco Depot" by Waylon Jennings is a Country song.

What are the opening lyrics of "Frisco Depot"?

The opening lyrics are: "Frisco's a mile long away"