Sonja
where're you going with that baby in your arms?
I
see your thoughts on suicide, I see your thoughts on harm.
Sonja
what' you doing lay your baby by the road.
The
crying it won't ever stop, the blanket won't stop the cold.
I'm
sinking down deeper now, slip through the drain of this cell.
Its
not for my escaping but for sorrow that I'm so small.
My
thoughts go back as the cars drive by . .
I
hear through the bars outside.
I
swear the wind it whispered my name,
I
swear it mimicked a cry.
I
try to think you thought that I'd like Moses be found afloat.
Well
You and I God's children left helpless beside of the road.
Never
was she convicted cause, she never made it to her trial.
They
found her in the Roane county jail where quietly she died.
Whether
she ceased to eat or her sugar dropped,
No
one was too surprised.
Some
they say they saw a tiny ghost,
down
by the highway side.
Sonja
don’t think that I look down cause I look from above.
You
and I God’s children left helpless beside the road.