Category: Original Songs

Description: Walkin' to Virginia Up above the water closer to the sky I'ma walkin' home from Georgetown and I never wanna die. Dixie Liquor's dark now and cars are flyin' past summer's not yet started and this year the spring will last. And I'm walkin' to Virginia it's way long after two. A fer piece 'cross the river to get me home to you. Cars will find the parkway and cabs'll find their fares. The cops'll go off parkin' and bums are sleepin' on the stairs. I got beyond the Whitehurst Freeway and there's not a soul around nothin' could be finer than goin' where I'm bound. And I'm walkin' to Virginia it's way long after two. A fer piece 'cross the river to get me home to you. Now I don't ask no questions 'cause my answers never rhyme and there ain't no use in askin', truth only comes in time. So I will cross the river where dogwoods are in bloom and mockingbirds are singin' through the night and it's hardly even June. And I'm walkin' to Virginia it's way long after two. A fer piece 'cross the river to get me home to you. Up above the water, closer to the sky, I'ma walkin' home from Georgetown and I never wanna die.