Pecan

A hurricane came through my city, Blow me away with the pecan trees. I love you, but I guess you're busy. Place your blame on me. Four-bed house that we're all in. Have the heavy rains come and wash my sins. You talk a lot, but you make no sense. We got people out here livin' in tents. The trees fell on the first day. We had to grind to survive. We got to see how the dirt tastes. Slumbone over sea or roofs. Yes, the real storm came after he came through, And when the trees fall down, The breeze blows, the minds go when the trees Go. A hurricane came through my city, Blow me away with the pecan trees. I love you, but I guess you're busy. Place your blame on me. Hurricane Michael has just struck along the Florida Panhandle. the air, bringing the latest on Hurricane Michael, now bearing down on the Florida Panhandle. It is now a Category storm. Fifty-five mile sustained winds makes it the Strongest storm ever to the Panhandle. The storm isn't gone. This might be the end, so grab on my Arm. I'm keeping you warm. The wind in my ear, I can't hear the Alarm. He said, "Daddy, don't cry." He's looking at me like, are we gonna die? But I couldn't lie 'cause I didn't know. I just looked to the sky and said, "Lord, Please, please protect him for me." I said, "Lord, please, please protect him for Me." Almost a year and people still struggling. People still buried their loved ones. People ain't even got homes because of it. Love, will you come with me? Lift me up again. Where can we go when home's not home? A hurricane came through my city, Blow me away with the pecan trees. I love you, but I guess you're busy. Place your blame on me. I said, "Lord, please, please come save him for Me." I said, "Lord, please, please protect him for Me."