Old friends and boats, and stuff that works A Randall knife, an old blue shirt Strong and steady, like Texas dirt It's a place to hide when you really hurt Well, Coleman Bonner and Sis Draper, a worn-out fiddle case Old Skinny Dennis, I can still hear him singing bass Well, that workbench was a holy place His favorite picture, Susanna's face There ain't nothin' like a Guy Clark song You're feeling fragile, afraid you don't belong It's a lonely road you're traveling on There ain't nothin' like a Guy Clark song Homegrown tomatoes and a Dallas whore A girl named Rita doing a slow bandera across a dance hall floor He rolled his own and he loved to roar Man, it's been over 40 years since We shared that stage at the Troubadour There ain't nothin' like a Guy Clark song You're feeling fragile, afraid you don't belong It's a lonely road you're traveling on There ain't nothin' like a Guy Clark song ♪ Well, what do you do when your heroes die? Man, you let 'em roll, you let 'em fly 'Cause Desperadoes don't worry or wonder why Well, son of a bitch, Old Rodney's gonna miss you, Guy And there ain't nothin' like a Guy Clark song You feel abandoned, your friends are gone It's a lonely road you're traveling on Well, there ain't nothin' like a Guy Clark song