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The scene was a small roadside cafe |
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The waitress was sweepin' the floor |
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Two truck-drivers drinkin' their coffee |
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And two okie-kids by the door |
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How much are them candies, they asked her |
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How much have you got, she replied |
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We've only a penny between us |
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Them's two for a penny, she lied |
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And the daylight grew heavy with thunder |
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And the smell of the rain on the wind |
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Ain't it just like a human |
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Here comes that rainbow again |
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One truckdriver called to the waitress |
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After the kids went outside |
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Them candies ain't two for a penny |
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So what's it to you, she replied |
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In silence they finished their coffee |
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Got up and nodded godbye |
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She called, hey, you left too much money |
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So what's it to you, they replied |
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And the daylight grew heavy with thunder |
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And the smell of the rain on the wind |
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Ain't it just like a human |
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Here comes that rainbow again |
