Lyrics:
The rain's dripping off the brim of my hatIt sure seems cold todayHere I am a walking down sixty-sixWish she hadn't done me that waySleeping under a table at a road side stopWell, a man could wake up deadStill, it seems warmer than it didSleeping in your king size bedIs anybody going to San AntoneOr Phoenix, ArizonaAnyplace is all rightAs long as I forget I ever known herThe wind's whipping down the neck of my shirtLike I ain't got nothing onStill, I'd rather fight the wind and rainThan what I was fighting back homeIs anybody going to San AntoneOr Phoenix, ArizonaAnyplace is all rightAs long as I forget I ever known herWell, yonder goes a truck with the U.S. mailFor folks writing letters back homeTommorrow, she'll probably want me backBut I'll be just as gone