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Use A− / A+ para ajustar a leituraDetroit City
Last night I went to sleep in Detroit CityAnd I dreamed about those cottonfields and homeI dreamed about my mother dear old papa sister and brotherI dreamed about that girl who's been waiting for so longI wanna go home I wanna go home oh how I wanna go homeHomefolks think I'm big in Detroit CityFrom the letters that I write they think I'm fineBut by day I make the cars by night I make the barsIf only they could read between the linesCause you know I rode the freight train north to Detroit CityAnd after all these years I find I was just wastin' my timeSo I just think I'll take my foolish prideAnd put on a Southbound freight and rideAnd go on back to the loved ones I left waiting far behindI wanna go home I wanna go home oh how I wanna go home(Down in Dyess Arkansas and that part of the delta land where I grew upI did my earliest singing and I learned my first songsWhile picking or chopping cotton out in a cotton patchSeems somebody was always singing while they workedTo help make the day go a little bit fasterI can remember my sister Louisie out in the cottonfieldsShe would keep us all cheered up by singing gospel songs and the hits of the daysAnd being a few years older than I was she'd teach me songs she'd sayI'm going to sing you this song three timesAnd then see if you're listening you sing it back to meSometimes she'd be way down the row picking ahead of meAnd while she was waiting for me to catch up I could hear her singing)
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