I come and go like rain.

SUNDOWN MARY
(Chris Gantry - Larry Baunach) Billy Walker
« © '68 Combine Music, BMI »

I first met Sundown Mary a year ago today
Travelin' the same road I was a goin' the other way
we talked and then she said you might be nice to have around
If you don't mind a layin' your head wherever the sun goes down

I've always been a loner never have no one before
But with every town we passed through I loved her a little more
And one night when I kissed her I thought she felt the same
But then the spell was broken by the whistle of a train

What have you heard from Sundown Mary what has she done today
Is she eatin' her food from the silver spoon and off of the golden plate
Is she in the chips in Texas or stranded broke in Maine
Do you know if Sundown Mary ever speaks my name
Ever speaks my name

We hopped a train to Boton Rouge the trip took several days
I had no idea that she thought of going seperate ways
There in the crowded station she softly spoke my name
And said it's time to leave you cause I come and go like rain

There's not much left of what you'd call the man I used to be
For in her place an empty space haunts my memory
Always broke and lonely I age a year a day
And when I get to drinkin' nights there's just one thing I say
What have you heard from Sundown Mary...

Cittidinanza

A few years ago feels like not too long ago when I began to long arduous process to claiming my birthright, my Italian citizenship. Now, on Monday morning, i'm claiming it for my Uncle and for my sister, as well as securing my "Certificato di Cittadinanza" or "Certificate of Citizenship", which will function as a temporary ID until I can apply for my Italian passaporte.

Oh, it's good to be European.