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Rainbow Man

Well I saw you down in Memphis with the tear in your eye Underneath the balcony watching the eagles fly You picked up the basket when the bread was gone You put on your walking shoes and you moved it along You were shouting from the corner, you were shouting from the pew With a pocket full of nothing and a heart black and blue Yeah, you looked for the sunshine through the driving rain Like a hobo waiting on a freedom train So ride on, you Rainbow Man Did you do the best you can? You painted up the sky so we could see The red and the white and the you and the me You didn't get the palace, no, you didn't get the crown But you sure shook the walls of this old town Yeah, ride on, Rainbow Man Well, you took your ragged army to the factory floor Knocking on the window, kicking down the door You had the farmers and the poets and the union boys Making such a beautiful, terrible noise You sat down with the devil, you sat down with the saint Tried to fix the picture with a fresh coat of paint They called you a talker, said you loved the microphone But a man can’t build a temple if he's working alone Now the winter is coming and the wind is getting cold And the stories get heavy when you’re growing old You rolled the dice, baby, on a long-shot bet And you ain't finished paying off the table yet No, you ain't finished yet So hang up the jersey, yeah, take off the vest The road is unending, but you earned your rest I see the shadow stretching out across the land From the Chi-town gutter to the promised land You lit a little candle in the dark of the night Now the whole damn valley is bathed in light So ride on, you Rainbow Man Yeah, you did the best you can You painted up the sky so we could see The red and the white and the you and the me You didn't get the palace, no, you didn't get the crown But you sure shook the walls of this old town Yeah, ride on, Rainbow Man Keep hope alive Yeah, I hear ya I am somebody You are somebody Pass the wine It’s beautiful colors Lord have mercy