Listening to a lot of old Guy Clark songs this weekend, and he's got enough nuggets of truth to keep the wildest of us between the lines.
- "I'd rather go hungry, than to eat lonesome stew." -- From Magnolia Wind
- "When the final line unfolds, it don't always rhyme." -- From Homeless
- "Life's a tune you whistle in the dark." -- From Bag of Bones
- "One man's hawk is another man's dove." -- From Hank Williams Said It Best
- "My father had a Randall knife, my mother gave it to him, when he went off to World War 2, to save us all from ruin." -- From Randall Knife
- "Maybe I can paint over that." -- From Maybe I Can Paint Over That
- "Spread your arms and hold your breath and always trust your cape." -- From The Cape