As Ever It Was – Dan Colehour – letras

her daddy has a farm close to townso it wasn’t that unusual to be see her aroundat the rexall drug or the five and teneven the co-op feed and grain every now and againand i arrived the summer of my junior yearand got a job at the texaco pumping gas and selling beerat the corner of third and mainand i’d see her once or twice nearly everydayand i rememberus runnin’ through the fields of goldshe and i in late septembersomething real had talkin’ holdwe were fallin’ end for endhard and into loveas much today as it ever wasand her mamma original cajun frenchsouth of louisiana a place called jeanerretand that creole tongue my baby talkssweet sugar cane cut from the stalkand i rememberus runnin’ through the fields of goldon about late septembersomething real had talkin’ holdwe were fallin’ end for endhard and into loveas much today as it ever wasas much today as it ever was