Texoma Skies

Texoma Skies Unveiled: A Dust Bowl's Desperate Plea
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Lyrics

Spearman black blizzard

Refers to the Spearman black blizzard, a historical event of intense dust storms during the Dust Bowl era in the Great Plains.

Day turned into night

Describes the severity of the dust storms, where daylight was obscured by the density of dust.

Boise City back roller

Boise City, a town severely affected by the dust storms, facing a devastating rolling wall of dust.

Took everything in sight

Expresses the destructive nature of the dust storms, taking away everything in their path.

Judgement coming down

Suggests an impending reckoning or punishment for past actions or choices.

Dark days all around

Highlights a period of widespread difficulty and darkness in the environment.

Pestilence and draught

Refers to various calamities like diseases and lack of rain causing severe agricultural problems.

Dust bowl let me out

Expresses a desire to escape the harsh conditions of the Dust Bowl.

A sunny April Sunday

Sets the scene for a particular day in history, giving a time frame for the events.

Nineteen thirty five

A specific year within the Dust Bowl era, highlighting a time of particular hardship.

Sweeping in from the north plains

Describes the arrival of a massive, destructive force from the northern plains, likely referencing another dust storm.

A monster was alive

Portrays the enormity and destructive power of the storm, likening it to a monstrous entity.

Half a mile high

Emphasizes the immense size of the storm, measuring its height in miles.

A thousand miles wide

Highlights the vast width of the storm, showcasing its scale and impact.

Leaving in its wake

Describes the aftermath of the storm, leaving widespread devastation in its path.

Havoc and heartbreak

Emphasizes the chaos and emotional distress left behind by the storm.

Can't fight the feeling

Expresses a sense of helplessness in the face of an overwhelming situation.

It's End of Days

Conveys a belief that these events signify the end of an era or a catastrophic conclusion.

For Perryton straight down through Lerado

Names specific places affected by the storm, highlighting the plea for mercy due to the consequences of human actions.

We're begging mercy

Expresses remorse for past wrongdoings and a plea for forgiveness.

For our evil ways

Continues the plea for forgiveness, acknowledging the severity of actions that led to this disaster.

And praying for the endless storm to let go

Expresses a desperate desire for the storm to end, indicating the relentless nature of the catastrophe.

Why won't you let go

Reiterates the plea for the storm to relent, questioning why it persists.

Why won't you let go

Repeated questioning of why the storm continues, emphasizing the desperation for it to cease.

Earth scorched and fallow

Describes the land after the devastation, emphasizing its barrenness and desolation.

Stripped down to the bone

Portrays the severity of the damage caused by the storms, leaving the land stripped and barren.

Dust bowl valley fever

Describes a disease associated with the dust storms, depicting the isolation and suffering of the singer.

Left me here alone

Expresses the loneliness and abandonment felt due to the impact of the dust storms.

Locust swarm the sky

Depicts another plague-like event where locusts darken the sky, adding to the environmental hardships.

Jack Rabbit hordes race by

Describes the abundance and chaos of jackrabbits, possibly signifying the disruption caused by the natural world due to the storms.

Hell on earth again

Reiterates the catastrophic conditions faced, emphasizing the infernal nature of the environment.

Black Roller movin' in

Indicates the continuous movement of the destructive force, symbolizing the ongoing nature of the disasters.

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